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no-fault

sue the responsible party 2 of or relating to no fault divorce a ground for dissolution see also no fault divorce


no-fault protection

no fault protection coverage available in many states which pays you or


no-fault divorce

no fault divorce see divorce


fault

also comparative fault at fault liable or responsible based on fault was not at fault


party

regarded as indispensable 8221 innocent party a party having no fault in or responsibility for the situation for which judicial relief


divorce

absolute divorce that is not based on either spouse s fault and that is granted usually on the grounds of an


Period of limitation

the prescribed period being shortened by certain exigencies for no fault of his or for reasons beyond his control udayan chinubhai


comparative fault

reduced in proportion to the plaintiff s share of the fault comparative negligence at negligence compare contributory negligence at negligence strict


add-on

on 1 being or able to be added on no fault benefits 2 able to be added to certificates of deposit


irreconcilable differences

marriage partners that is a broad ground for esp no fault divorce compare irretrievable breakdown of the marriage


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