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Help with Case studies (1 Viewer)
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cameron0110
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I only know O'Dea... In the marriage of O'Dea 1980 is a case where the Family court gave an injunction to stop an abusive husband from living in the matrimonial home because he was abusive to the wife and children. The wife also asked for maintenance but the man was unemployed so no maintenance was awarded but he was not allowed back into the matrimonial home.
thejosiekiller
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do u really need to know these case studies in depth for the essay
sure the question could be structered in a certain way where having a whole heap of case studies helps, but generally ur only referencing them to make a point and prove your understanding
sure the question could be structered in a certain way where having a whole heap of case studies helps, but generally ur only referencing them to make a point and prove your understanding
thejosiekiller
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ah ok then- all the ppl in this thread constantly asking about case studies and getting informative information is good, but u wont need that much info
EX parte willis
im pretty sure ex parte willis is about a girl aged 17 at the time that used to live in my town applying for permission to marry her 22yr old fiance so that her unborn baby would not be born out of wedlock. the perth magistrate refused her permission. then they appealed to the state supreme court where it was held that circumstances for marriage at such an age etc need only be sufficiently exceptional not extremely exceptional. i actually knew the girl involved!
im pretty sure ex parte willis is about a girl aged 17 at the time that used to live in my town applying for permission to marry her 22yr old fiance so that her unborn baby would not be born out of wedlock. the perth magistrate refused her permission. then they appealed to the state supreme court where it was held that circumstances for marriage at such an age etc need only be sufficiently exceptional not extremely exceptional. i actually knew the girl involved!
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Duchess of Argyll vs Duke of Argyll (1967) - Confidently was an expectation of marriage even after its breakdown
Eliades vs Eliades (1981) - The courts can enforce maintenance, even when it appears to be extreme
These cases come under: Legal consequences and responsbilities of a marriage - duties of husband and wife in the syllabus
Hope it helps
Eliades vs Eliades (1981) - The courts can enforce maintenance, even when it appears to be extreme
These cases come under: Legal consequences and responsbilities of a marriage - duties of husband and wife in the syllabus
Hope it helps