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The ‘matrimonialisation’ of non-matrimonial property: settled at last?
Journal of Social Welfare and Family LawThe Supreme Court clarified in Standish that non-matrimonial property (for example, assets acquired before the marriage, or through gifts or inheritance) is not subject to the sharing principle but may become ‘matrimonialised’ over a sufficiently long ...
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Separate Property in the Division of Matrimonial Property
The Korean Society Of Family Law, 2022In the division of matrimonial property at divorce, the properties which were acquired by cooperation of both parties should be divided. Then should separate property be divided, too? Separate property means the property which one party owned before the marriage or inherited or was given from the third party during the marriage. There are many cases in
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
The problem that arises is whether the literal meaning of the law that provides that trust assets and interests are to be held as property separate from matrimonial property should be upheld or should the court, as the custodian of the law, in a bid to meet the ends of justice, interpret the law in a manner that defines what a legal and true trust is ...
Kelvin Kamande, Halima Ibrahim Mohamed
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The problem that arises is whether the literal meaning of the law that provides that trust assets and interests are to be held as property separate from matrimonial property should be upheld or should the court, as the custodian of the law, in a bid to meet the ends of justice, interpret the law in a manner that defines what a legal and true trust is ...
Kelvin Kamande, Halima Ibrahim Mohamed
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The Optional Matrimonial Property Regime
2017EUROPEAN LEGISLATION, DOMESTIC LAWS AND JOINT RULES Within the European Union (EU), family law is governed in a variety of ways. The search for European solutions to provide an adequate response to the gradual increase of marriages between people of different nationalities and people not living in their state of origin has been going on for some time.
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The Division of Matrimonial Property in Tanzania
The Journal of Modern African Studies, 1990For a long time, women's work has not been valued very highly, mainly because of the belief in many cultures that whatever is undertaken in the house is a natural duty and/or act of love for the husband and the family. Indeed, in many parts of subsistence Africa, the heavy duties performed by women in preparing, planting, weeding, and harvesting crops ...
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Matrimonial Property and the Disponor Spouse
Federal Law Review, 1979The author first discusses the statutory framework which has led to the divided jurisdiction over matrimonial property in Australia. This is followed by an examination of the problems that this division creates, such as delay in settling property disputes, jurisdictional conflict when one spouse unilaterally seeks a “State” remedy, and evasion of the ...
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