| 21. | His wife, Florence, was granted a divorce, " decree nisi ", in 1919 on the grounds of misconduct by Charles.
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| 22. | On 31 July 2013, seven weeks after the incident, the pair was granted a decree nisi, ending their ten-year marriage.
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| 23. | If this be the case, the judge will give a date for pronouncement of decree nisi, the provisional decree of divorce.
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| 24. | On 12 May 2008, Justice Hugh Bennett issued a decree nisi, which would become final after a period of six months apart.
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| 25. | The court documents for their decree nisi said the Parker Bowleses had spent only three months together in the past three years.
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| 26. | In 1877, his decree nisi from Ellen Terry finally came through, and the Grosvenor Gallery was opened by his friend Coutts Lindsay.
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| 27. | On 27 June 2007, Preston and Houghton announced their separation, and received the decree nisi for their divorce on 21 November 2007.
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| 28. | In June 1942 he was granted a decree nisi of divorce from his wife, which was made absolute on 26 October 1942.
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| 29. | The Sun said a decree nisi _ the intermediate legal stage in a divorce _ could be granted as early as later today.
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| 30. | The decree nisi, or interim divorce, was granted three months after the " Titanic " star and her 27-year-old former husband split up.
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