(Family Law) Flashcards on Marriage, Civil Partnership and Cohabitation, created by scott.james.smit on 27/04/2013.
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Created by scott.james.smit
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Hyde v Hyde and Woodhouse
Hirani v Hirani
Valier v Valier
In the Estate of Park
X CC v MB
Bellinger v Bellinger
Sullivan v Sullivan
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(d)
Mental Disorder
Why do people marry?
Marriage, status or contract?
Redmacher v Granatino
Definition of annulled
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(e)
Venereal disease and pregnancy
Definition of divorce
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(f)
Sham Marriages
Vervake v Smith
What is a void marriage
what is a non-marriage
Grounds on which a marriage is void?
what are the Bars to Relief in VOIDABLE marriages?
D v D(nullity)
Miles v Chilton
why is it so important to differentiate between a void marriage and a non marriage?
Reasons for formalities in constitution of marriage
Who are transsexuals?
What are the effects of a decree of nullity?
Re Spence
Whiston v Whiston
Forced Marriages
what is the evolution of law towards transsexuals?
what is a civil partnership
who can enter a civil partnership?
How is a civil partnership formed?
How is a CP annulled?
Gender Recognition Act and transsexual marriage
what are the main differences between CP and M?
Corbett v Corbett
Goodwin v UK
Hudson v Leigh
Bellinger v Bellinger
R(AB) v Secretary of State for Justice
Is the CPA welcomed?
Arguments FOR gay marriage
Gereis v Yagoub
what is the difference between a void and voidable marriage?
Arguments AGAINST gay marriage
What are the significant consequences of a distinction between void and voidable marriages?
what are the groups of unmarried co-habiting couples?
Fitzpatrick
ADT v UK
What factors should be taken into account when deciding whether there is co habitation?
Kimber v Kimber
who are intersex people?
Comparisons between the legal position of spouses, CP and un married couples...
formalities at the beginning and end of a relationship
Comparisons between the legal position of spouses, CP and un married couples...
Financial Support
Comparisons between the legal position of spouses, CP and un married couples...
Criminal Law
WvW (nullity)
R v R
R v Brown
R v Wilson
Balfour v Balfour
P v B
what are the grounds on which a marriage is voidable?
The meaning of marriage
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(a)
Incapacity to consummate
different perspectives of marriage.
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(b)
Wilful refusal by R to consummate
Singh v Singh
Hoggett et al
(journal)
P v P
Re P
Baxter v Baxter
Sheffield CC v E&G
Legal Definition of marriage
Grounds on which a marriage is voidable
Matrimonial Clauses Act 1937 s12(c)
Lack of consent by duress, mistake, unsoundness of mind, or otherwise
