Impact of Prenuptial Agreements Sample Clauses

Impact of Prenuptial Agreements. A prenuptial agreement is an agreement that binds both prospective husband and wife which is made before the marriage takes place and will give rise to legal consequences for both of them to comply with the contents of the prenuptial agreement. So, if there is a violation of the contents of the agreed agreement, the party committing the violation must carry out the consequences as agreed by both parties to the prospective husband and wife.7 Then, according to article 29 paragraph (4), as long as the marriage is still ongoing, the marriage agreement cannot be canceled or changed, unless there is an agreement from both parties and it does not harm a third party.
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  • Local Agreements Disputes arising under signed local agreements, which are supplementary to the Labour Agreement, shall be subject to the grievance procedure contained herein.

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