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divortium

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A quick definition of divortium:

Divortium means divorce in Latin. In Roman law, it was a way to end a marriage without any specific reason. In Eccles. law, it could mean two things: (1) a separation of spouses, similar to a judicial separation, and (2) a declaration that the marriage was never valid. This word is still used for the second meaning, even though it is different from divorce. In the past, people who wanted to end their marriage sometimes pretended that there was a problem with their family history to get a declaration of nullity.

A more thorough explanation:

Divortium

Divortium is a Latin word that means divorce. In Roman law, it refers to the legal separation of a married couple. In Eccles. law, it can also mean a decree that allows spouses to separate or declares their marriage invalid.

  • John and Mary decided to get a divortium because they couldn't get along anymore.
  • The church granted a divortium to Peter and Sarah, allowing them to separate and live apart.

These examples illustrate how divortium can refer to both a legal separation and a decree that ends a marriage.

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Mostlylegal
11:46
i would be so happy to go to ndls
i havent withdrawn from nd yet but ill tell them to give yall my spot
Mostlylegal
11:46
thanks! They still have about half their As left...
wait i didnt know that
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they want us to withdraw to make it easier
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but i wana fricking know if i'd get a scholly
Mostlylegal
11:48
yeah ndls is super slow this year, i think they are worried of repeeating 2021 and are being extra cautious
Mostlylegal
11:48
their seat deposit deadline is in 5 days...
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what happened in 2021 i keep hearing ab it
Mostlylegal
11:48
basically overadmitted by a ton
anyone have any advice for loyola chicago
went complete in january and heard nothing
thinking maybe friday or will the next wave be next week after seat deposits?
[] AromaticTroubledDormouse
11:58
is it worth a LOCI for NYU active consideration?
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it depends how long you've been waiting
ClassyPleasantHeron
12:01
I'd normally save the LOCI for after a real decision, but NYU doesn't play by the book, so I dunno.
[] AromaticTroubledDormouse
12:03
since feb...
Mostlylegal
12:03
keep waiting
babycakes
12:04
Absolutely not if you want to get in. NYU explicitly tells people with the AC hold not to send a LOCI
babycakes
12:04
If you don’t care about getting in NYU has been rendering rejections for people who reach out and ask for an expedited decisions
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Haha 'tryna rush me' aight by felica !
Mostlylegal
12:05
Bro didnt realize that Application review is on a rolling basis. Decisions are made on individual applications as quickly as possible; however, the time required to a make a decision will vary among applications. A rolling admission process allows for extending the review process as appropriate ensuring that each application receives full and individualized attention in the context of careful comparison to other complete applications.
babycakes
12:07
She roll on my admissions until I decide
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Raw eggs roll down my throat. I actually like eating raw eggs, however, the feeling of a glob of yolk/albumen gives me the feeling of chocking. Idk I personally think pushing yourself in all regards is a net positive, so I dig it. How many raw eggs have you ever eaten/drank at once? My record is 10
I sent an email to NYU with an updated resume, every other school I sent it to responded within a day and NYU still hasn't
I got a big internship so I wanted to let all schools know
And NYU and Stanford just no response
[] AromaticTroubledDormouse
12:15
rolling admissions is funny since I applied the first week apps were open
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