canadians have the right to apply for a canadian passport.
canadians have the right to apply for a canadian passport.
who has the right to apply for a canadian passport?
canadian
the ambiguity on the enforcement of the "act" can create hardship for canadian passport holders who assumed they were canadian citizens. deepan budlakoti, a stateless man born in ottawa to indian parents who were employed by the indian high commission at the time of his birth, was twice issued a canadian passport under the assumption that he was a canadian citizen by virtue of being born in canada. his canadian passport, however, was cancelled after his criminal convictions in 2010 brought the investigation by citizenship and immigration canada, which concluded in 2011 that he was not a canadian citizen, but a permanent resident. his appeals to the federal courts, and subsequently to the supreme court of canada to recognize him as a canadian citizen, were denied. the indian government claims that he had lost his indian citizenship by obtaining a canadian passport, as rule 3 of schedule iii of the "citizenship rules, 1956" of india states that "the fact that a citizen of india has obtained on any date a passport from the government of any other country shall be conclusive proof of his/her having voluntarily acquired the citizenship of that country before that date". budlakoti, therefore, is stateless, regardless of the fact that he had held a canadian passport.
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section::::royal descendants.:wife of prince.









































wives of princes have titles, depending on the titles on both sides.









































section::::royal descendants.:wife of prince.:phra vorachaya.









































"phra vorachaya" () is a title of the royal consort of the crown prince". she is elevated to "phra chao vorawongse ther phra ong chao".









































section::::royal descendants.:wife of prince.:phra chaya.









































"phra chaya" () is a princess, "chao fa" (hrh princess) or "phra ong chao" (hrh princess) who is married to prince, at every level. she retains her own title. when referring to her as a wife of the prince, she may be called "phra chaya nai (husband's name)".
thai royal and noble titles