Articles by Steve Boggan and Hugh Pope published in The Independent ('Mother of bride, 13, faces Turkish police' and 'Turkey embraces English girl-bride') regarding the underage religious marriage of 13-year-old girl Sarah Cook of Braintree, Essex, to 18-year-old Turkish man Musa Komeagac in the city of Kahramanmaraş. The marriage, which took place with the consent of the parents, became a major media sensation in Turkey. Underlined in the first article is a passage about Cook being forced to undergo a virginity test at a local hospital while Turkish media waited for the result, following by Komeagac's arrest and charge with statutory rape and kidnapping. Cook was 12 when she became involved with Komeagac while on holiday; the couple would go on to have a son; the marriage would end in 1997 following accusations of infidelity on the part of the groom. By this time, Cook had been made a ward of court, returning to Britain after the marriage was declared void by courts in both the UK and Turkey.
Articles of Agreement
Parties: The Abbey Theatre of Dublin, Irish Free State as the Party of the First Part, and Alberand Wickes, Inc. of Boston, Mass, U.S.A. as Party of the Second Part.
Terms and Conditions: The Party of the Second Part agrees to manage an American and Canadian Tour for the Abbey Theatre Irish Players during the season 1932-33. The Party of the First Part agrees to maintain an artistic standard equal to that of former years and will arrive in the United States not latter than 10 October 1932. The Party of the Second Part agrees to pay The Party of the First Part a minimum sum of twenty-five hundred dollars (2500.00) per week, except the week in which Christmas falls and Holy Week.
Articles of agreement between John Hearne of Tyrihane and John O Moyinghane of Portumna, where John Hearne give £14.13.0 for certain lands or parks in the town.
Articles of agreement between John Hearne of Tyrihane and John O Moyinghane of Portumna, where John Hearne give £14.13.0 for certain lands or parks in the town.
Articles of agreement between the Right Hon. Theobald, Lord Viscount Mayo and Sir Robuck Lynch Bart., giving the rent of the attached schedule of lands and both undertaking to review the lands after the Acts of Settlement are concluded. Disputes are to be adjudicated by Col Morrice Lynch and Mahor John Browne of the Neale, and failing that Col Garrett Moore of Brees, Co Mayo. The schedule includes extensive lands in the parishes of Ballyovy, Ballintober, Burrishcarra, and Bellaheane.
Draft working agreements created by Tony Fisher outlining the continued representation of Kurdish applicants before the European Commission and Court of Human Rights following the departure of Kevin Boyle and Françoise Hampson from the Kurdish Human Rights Project. The agreements outline the division of cases and responsibilities between the KHRP and the Essex team, and the terms under which mediation of disputes shall occur. A second document outlines the terms of cooperation between the Essex team and the lawyers associated with the Human Rights Association (İHD) in Turkey.
Articles of agreement for a loan of £100,000, Denis Lord Dunsandle with the Representative Church Body. Part of the Dunsandle estate, the Lismore, Killimor and Clonmoylane estates of Lord Dunsandle were mortgaged to the Globe Insurance Co for £128,500, £100,000 was still owed and the RCB agreed to loan this sum. Deeds of mortgage and assignment were to be drawn up by August and the principle sum was not to be demanded until 20 years had past. Includes a schedule of the estates, giving townland and tenant names and the amount of rent. The total rental for the 4 estates amounted to £9,891. John Maunsell, 18 Stephen’s Green North, [Dublin], solicitor to the RCB.
Photocopy of Memorandum and Articles of Association of Article 19 Limited, incorporated on 5 February 1987, and which sets out the principle details of Article 19 under the Companies Act 1985. Also includes a copy of "New Articles of Association of Article 19 Research and Information Centre on Censorship Limited". (2000)
Articles of undertaking of tenants from Woodquay to redivide and work the land currently in their possession, to hold for the sum of £50. Signed by John Roche, William Gilmore, Patt Fenaughty, John Moran, Margaret Moran, William Fleming, Thomas Fleming, Thomas Brennan, John Higgins, Pat Horan, Pat Boyle and Pat Donelan.