KHANEYE PEDARI (The Paternal House), directed by Kianoush Ayari

The regulation of the paternal power regarding minor children

And forgive my father he is indeed astray . ( His paternal uncle )

And forgive my father he is indeed astray . ( His paternal uncle )

On matters relating to children, paternal authority is replaced by parental authority.

When he said to his father ( paternal uncle ) and his people , What do you worship ?

And remember when Ibrahim said to his father ( paternal uncle ) Azar , What ! You appoint idols as Gods ?

And remember when Ibrahim said to his father ( paternal uncle ) Azar , What ! You appoint idols as Gods ?

A day before the short lived screening of The Paternal House on December 25, 2014, Morteza Agha Tehrani, a member of the Cultural Affairs Committee, said that MPs believed The Paternal House is unsuitable for public viewing and its permit should be revoked.

Finally, the QPIP will create a paternal benefit, reserved exclusively for the father, lasting up to five weeks.

Like you, two of the most important persons in my life are women my Ah Ma (paternal grandma) and my Mom.

Given entrenched gender segregation and paternal dominance, this finding appears to reveal a strong desire for greater individual choice in what has traditionally been a family driven decision.

Customary mores are several times used and the most recent legislation is interpreted, on occasions, on the basis of traditional mores that give priority to the paternal power.

It must be noted, however, that there is discrimination during marriage in the rights and duties of the spouses as they relate to paternal authority and guardianship responsibilities.

Her paternal grandfather was a Spanish Socialist who became a refugee in France after the end of the Spanish Civil War along with his wife and his four children.

This request was denied, and on 11 July 1994 the court granted custody of both children to their paternal grandparents as the solution most appropriate to the children's interests.

Regarding paternal power, the law gives right to both parents, but it distinguishes between those given to fathers and those to mothers (Article 1879, 1881 and 1882 of the CC).

The Paternal House received a screening permit in 2014, five years after it was first made. But after only 10 showings at one theater in Tehran, it was pulled by the authorities.

This law created a system that provides all eligible workers with maternity, paternal and parental benefits upon the birth of a child, as well as benefits upon the adoption of a minor.

Today, women living in factual union or common law married do not have any legal coverage, and their situation is analyzed by Courts only where assets are concerned and in the regulation of paternal power.

Parental authority, which replaces paternal authority, is understood as protecting the child in terms of its security, health and guardianship, and this right belongs to the father and mother (article 528 of the amended Civil Code).

Frederick Walker Baldwin (January 2, 1882 August 7, 1948), also known as Casey Baldwin, paternal grandson of Canadian reform leader Robert Baldwin, was a hydrofoil and aviation pioneer and partner of the famous inventor Alexander Graham Bell.

The National Collective Labour Agreements of the years 2002 2004 have improved the existing legislation concerning private sector employees, as far as labour relations equality, parental leaves, paternal leaves and other issues related to gender are concerned.

There were no grounds for transferring custody of the child to the paternal grandparents and thereby depriving him of the company of his mother, the person with whom he normally lived and who took perfect care of him.

The proper economic policy was to teach people to venerate the throne (so that they would respect property), the paternal hearth (so that they would not marry imprudently young), and the religious altar (so that they would fear pre marital sex).

His paternal grandfather, Colonel Richard Henry Reeve, had been the CEO of Prudential Financial for over twenty five years, and his great grandfather, Franklin D'Olier, was a prominent businessman, veteran of World War I, and the first national commander of the American Legion.

2.3 On 2 April 1994 the boy's father, who was living in Lorca, Murcia, removed the boy from the mother's custody during a visit to France and took him to Spain, where he entrusted him to the care of his paternal grandparents.

3.3 Article 14, paragraph 1, was violated on two other grounds. Firstly, because the decision of the court of first instance did not correspond to the request made, since the father had sought custody of the two children for himself, whereas the court granted custody to the paternal grandparents.

In more than half of existing litigious divorces, the paternal authority in regard to minor children is attributed to mothers, and fathers undertake the responsibility too provide a food pension to the minor children, and the amount of this is expected to be that able to satisfy their livelihood needs.

And the seeking of forgiveness for his father ( paternal uncle ) by Ibrahim was only because of a promise he had made to him then when it became clear to him that he was an enemy of Allah , Ibrahim broke off ties with him indeed Ibrahim is surely very soft hearted , most forbearing .