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Risk (otherwise Yerburgh) v Risk: 1951

the court had no jurisdiction to grant a decree because, under English law, the marriage ceremony which had taken place in Egypt was ‘no marriage’.

Judges:

Barnard J

Citations:

[1951] P 50

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Cited by:

CitedHer Majesty’s Attorney General v Akhter and Another CA 14-Feb-2020
Islamic Nikah Ceremony did not create a marriage
The parties had undertaken, in 1998, an Islamic marriage ceremony, a Nikah. They both knew at the time that to be effective in UK law, there would need to be a civil ceremony, and intended but did not achieve one. The parties having settled their . .
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Family

Updated: 17 October 2022; Ref: scu.648167

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