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03/09/2026

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Patna High Court holds that a Muslim husband does not need to establish a specific ground for dissolution of marriage as he can pronounce divorce "at his will" without intervention of the Court.

https://lawbeat.in/news-updates/muslim-husband-can-dissolve-marriage-at-his-will-no-specific-reason-for-divorce-necessary-patna-hc-1627859

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31/08/2026

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30/08/2026

29/08/2026

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21/08/2026

Cabinet Resolution No. (65) of 2022
Executive Regulations of Federal Law by Decree No. (29) of 2021
Entry and Residence of Foreigners

Article 65 – Deportation of a Foreigner
A foreigner may be deported if:
1. He is caught trying to enter the UAE illegally.
2. He has no entry visa or residence permit.
3. His visa or permit expires, and he does not renew it within the allowed period.
4. His visa or permit is cancelled, and he does not leave the UAE within the required time.

Article 66 – Deportation of Family Members
ICA may include the foreigner’s dependents in the deportation order if he is responsible for their care.

Article 67 – Enforcement
ICA enforces deportation orders with the Ministry of Interior and Police Headquarters.

Article 68 – Deportation Expenses
The cost of deportation is paid by the foreigner, or by the guarantor or employer (if the visa was employment‑based). If none can pay, ICA covers the cost.

Article 69 – Time to Settle Interests
If the deported foreigner has business or financial interests in the UAE, ICA may give up to three months to settle them, after providing an acceptable guarantee.

Article 70 – Judicial Deportation
A foreigner must be deported if a court issues a deportation order.

Article 71 – Administrative Deportation
A foreigner may be deported even with a valid residence visa if:
1. He has no means of living.
2. Security authorities consider deportation necessary for public interest, security, or morals.

Article 72 – Deportation of Family Members (Administrative)
Family members under the foreigner’s care may also be included in the administrative deportation order.

Article 73 – Arrest Before Deportation
A foreigner ordered to be deported may be detained for up to one month if needed to carry out the deportation, with approval from the Federal Public Attorney.

Article 76 – Returning After Deportation
A deported foreigner may not return to the UAE unless he receives approval from the Chairman of ICA.

21/08/2026

Cabinet Resolution No. (65) of 2022 Issuing the Executive Regulations of Federal Law by Decree No. (29) of 2021 Concerning the Entry and Residence of Foreigners

Article (65) Dismissal of the Foreigner from the State
By order of the ICA, every Foreigner shall be deported in the following cases:
1. He is caught on board a ship illegally trying to enter the State;
2. If he does not have an Entry Visa or Residence Permit;
3. If the period of the license granted to the Foreigner under Entry Visa or Residence Permit expires and he does not initiate renewal in the cases where it is allowed to do so within the prescribed period;
4. If his Entry Visa or Residence Permit has been cancelled, and he does not leave the State within the prescribed period


Article (66) The Family of the Deported Foreigner Under Order
The ICA may include, in the order to dismiss the Foreigner, the dismissal of the family members whom he is entrusted with their care.

Article (67) Enforcement of Deportation Orders
The ICA undertakes the enforcement of deportation orders in coordination with the Ministry of Interior and the Police General Headquarters.

Article (68) Expenses of the Foreigner Deportation
The expenses of the Foreigner deportation shall be on his own account or at the expense of the Guarantor or the Employer if his Residence Permit is subject to an employment agreement, and if this is not possible, the Foreigner shall deport at the expense of the ICA.

Article (69) The Deadline for Liquidating the interests of the Family of the Deported Foreigner Under Order
If the Foreigner whose deportation is ordered has interests in the State that require liquidation, the ICA shall grant him a grace period to liquidate them after the Deported Foreigner submits an acceptable guarantee, on condition that this period does not exceed (3) three months.

rticle (70) Judicial Deportation
The Foreigner shall be deported from the State if a court ruling is issued against the Foreigner for deportation.

Article (71) Administrative Deportation
The Foreigner may be administratively deported from the State even if the Foreigner has Residence Permit in the following cases:
1. If he has no apparent means of survival; and
2. If the security authorities consider that his deportation shall be required by the public interest, public security or public morals.


Article (72) Foreigner Family Members of the Deported Foreigner
The order to deport the Foreigner may include the foreigner family members of whom he is entrusted with their care.

Article (73) The Deported Foreigner Arrest
The Foreigner who has been ordered to be deported shall be arrested in the penal and correctional institutions for a period not exceeding one month whenever such arrest is necessary for the implementation of the deportation order, after approval of the Federal Public Attorney.

Article (76) Returning to the State after Deportation
The Foreigner who has previously been deported from the State may not return to it except after obtaining the approval of the Chairman.

12/08/2026

31/07/2026

Important update under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969 (India).

The Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Rules, 2025 have changed the procedure for delayed registration of births and deaths.

If the registration is delayed between one and two years, the existing procedure will continue. Approval must be obtained from the District Magistrate (DM), Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), or the Executive Magistrate having jurisdiction over the place where the birth or death occurred.

If the registration is delayed by more than two years, an order from a First-Class Judicial Magistrate will be required before the registration can be made. This transfers the approval authority from the Executive Magistracy to the Judicial Magistracy.