Court nullifies state's decision to evict Iranian man

Saturday 31st October, 02:36 AM JST

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bcbrownboy at 08:33 AM JST - 31st October

OMG, a rational decision?!?! What is Japan coming to. Now, how about teaching the good old USA.
sundoor at 11:55 AM JST - 31st October

Hmm.. I wonder if it's the same Iranian man in Tochigi that I worked for until he tried to pressure me into his pyramid scheme that he boasted included the governor of Tochigi... (I'm not joking.)
borscht at 05:39 PM JST - 31st October

in a effective marital

Other than the missing consonant, what is an 'effective' marital relationship? One with offspring or one where both partners are happy to live together? I believe the term 'common law' marriage could be used. Several decades ago they were also called 'virtually married.' But the internets have virtually destroyed that meaning of 'virtual.'
as_the_crow_flies at 07:50 PM JST - 31st October

Other than the missing consonant, what is an 'effective' marital relationship?

It's something the judge probably realises is in short supply here, where dysfunctional marital relationships are rampant.

Who knows, though, in a place that apparently "evicts" people from the country?