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Thiruvananthapu hydrojug ram: On International Women Day on March 8, a unique marriage will be seen in Kerala Kasargod district where a couple married for nearly 29 years will solemnise their union again for sake of their three daughters. Present at the marriage at the Hosdurg sub-registrar office will be their three girls besides their family members and friends. C. Shukkur, an eminent lawyer from Kasargod, married Dr Sheena in October 1994 and their wedding was conducted by Indian Union Muslim League supreme leader Panakkad Syed Hyder Ali Shihab Thangal. However, the marriage was under the Sharia law and yeti coolers according to Muslim Personal Law, daughters get only two-thirds of the share of their father property, with the rest going to his brothers. The couple, in order to ensure that their hard-earned property should go to their children only, will marry again under the Special Marriage Act which state stanley website s that the succession to the property of any person solemnised under it will be governed by the Indian Succession Act. Sheena is a former Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Kottayam-headquartered Mahatma Gandhi University. :root{--slide-width:336px;--slide-height:280px;--progress-height:4px;--dot-size:10px;--inactive-dot: ccc;--active-dot: 074588;--border-color: ddd} .st-code{position:relative;width:var --slide-width ;margin:0 auto;overflow:visible} .st-wrapper{position:relative;width:var --slide-width ;height:var - Xzzn Hindu outfits protest after man barred from entering Taj Mahal with idol

A bankruptcy judge has been asked to dissolve or sell the Getchell Agency amid allegations of fraud and mismanagement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.The federal agency ordered the Maine Department of Health and Human Services to immediately stop making MaineCare payments to the business, which operates residential homes in Bangor for adults with disabilities, according to documents filed in U.S. Bankrupt polene france cy Court in Bangor. MaineCare, funded jointly by the state and federal governments, is Getchells only source of income.The Getchell Agency denied the fraud allegations. The company is not facing criminal charges in connection with the alleged fraud.Owned by Rena J. Getchell, the agency serves about 70 adults with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilit polene fr ies in residential care facilities, according to court documents. It has operated for 18 years.The agency filed for bankruptcy on March 25, 2016, after former employees filed a class action lawsuit in July 2013 over unpaid time for employees who slept on site during overnight shifts.Those claims were settled earlier this year in the bankruptcy proceeding for $958,300, according to court documents. Under the terms of the settlement, 259 former employees are to be paid an average settlement of $3,700 each.The fraud allegations first were alleged on Nov. 9 in a sealed bankruptcy court document. The allegations were repeated Tuesday in a motion asking the court polene to convert the Getchell Agencys bankruptcy