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PVL2601 EXAM ANSWERS MAY/JUNE 2023 QUESTIONS ASKED: Time left 1:03:40 Question 49 Not yet answered Marked out of 2.00 Not flaggedFlag question Question text In which one of the following cases did the court prohibit a retirement annuity fund from making payments to a maintenance debtor unless the Maintenance Court or the maintenance debtor's former wife consented to such payment? a. Gerber v Gerber and Pocock b. Magewu v Zozo c. Mngadi v Beacon Sweets and Chocolates Provide...

Contains Latest summaries of the following Cases in PVL2601 - Family Law: Guggenheim vs Rosenbaum; Fourie vs Minister of Home Affairs; Ex Parte Dow; Moola vs Aulsebrook; Solomons vs Abrahams; Grobbelaar vs Havenga; Peter vs Minister of Law & Order; Excell vs Douglas; Reloomel vs Ramsay; Bannatyne vs Bannatyne; Du Plesiss vs Pienaar; Nedbank vs van Zyl; Reeder vs Softline; Schwartz vs Schwartz; Swart vs Swart; Smit vs Smit; Wijker vs Wijker; Watt vs Watt; Beaumo...

Contains Latest summary of the following Cases in PVL2601 - Family Law: Guggenheim vs Rosenbaum; Fourie vs Minister of Home Affairs; Ex Parte Dow; Moola vs Aulsebrook; Solomons vs Abrahams; Grobbelaar vs Havenga; Peter vs Minister of Law & Order; Excell vs Douglas; Reloomel vs Ramsay; Bannatyne vs Bannatyne; Du Plesiss vs Pienaar; Nedbank vs van Zyl; Reeder vs Softline; Schwartz vs Schwartz; Swart vs Swart; Smit vs Smit; Wijker vs Wijker; Watt vs Watt; Beaumont...

Contains Latest Summaries of the following Cases in PVL2601 - Family Law: Guggenheim vs Rosenbaum; Fourie vs Minister of Home Affairs; Ex Parte Dow; Moola vs Aulsebrook; Solomons vs Abrahams; Grobbelaar vs Havenga; Peter vs Minister of Law & Order; Excell vs Douglas; Reloomel vs Ramsay; Bannatyne vs Bannatyne; Du Plesiss vs Pienaar; Nedbank vs van Zyl; Reeder vs Softline; Schwartz vs Schwartz; Swart vs Swart; Smit vs Smit; Wijker vs Wijker; Watt vs Watt; Beaumo...

PVL2601 – Summary Study Notes (Family Law) FAMILY LAW: LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONCLUSION OF A VALID CIVIL MARRIAGE: Marriage is traditionally defined as the legally recognized life long voluntary union between two parties to the exclusion of all others.  Capacity to act – mentally ill persons - if they enter into marriage the moment this occurs marriage is void.  Infant (children below age of 7) do not have the capacity to act.  Prodigals (a person with normal me...

PVL2601 – ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 AND 2 2021. Blood relatives in the collateral line may not marry if either of them is related to their common ancestor(s) within the first degree or generation. Thus, in terms of this rule, you may not marry your brother or sister or any of their children or grandchildren because you are related within the first degree to the common ancestors: that is, your parents and your brother’s or sister’s parents, who are exactly the same people. 2. 3 (See the...

PVL2601 Family Law Summary Study Notes. This is an all-inclusive guide to PVL2601 Family Law Summary Study Notes. LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONCLUSION OF A VALID CIVIL MARRIAGE: Marriage is traditionally defined as the legally recognized life long voluntary union between two parties to the exclusion of all others.  Capacity to act – mentally ill persons - if they enter into marriage the moment this occurs marriage is void.  Infant (children below age of 7) do not have the capacity...

PVL2601 – Summary Study Notes (Family Law) LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONCLUSION OF A VALID CIVIL MARRIAGE: Marriage is traditionally defined as the legally recognized life long voluntary union between two parties to the exclusion of all others.  Capacity to act – mentally ill persons - if they enter into marriage the moment this occurs marriage is void.  Infant (children below age of 7) do not have the capacity to act.  Prodigals (a person with normal mental ability but who ...

PVL2601-Family Law STUDY NOTES. LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONCLUSION OF A VALID CIVIL MARRIAGE: Marriage is traditionally defined as the legally recognized life long voluntary union between two parties to the exclusion of all others.  Capacity to act – mentally ill persons - if they enter into marriage the moment this occurs marriage is void.  Infant (children below age of 7) do not have the capacity to act.  Prodigals (a person with normal mental ability but who is unable of m...

PVL2601 ASSIGNMENT 1 SEMESTER 1 OF 2023 [] QUESTION 1 In which one of the following cases did the Constitutional Court hold that contempt proceedings in the High Court to secure the enforcement of a maintenance debt are appropriate constitutional relief for the enforcement of a claim for the maintenance of children? a. Fose v Minister of Safety and Security b. Reloomel v Ramsay c. Voortrekkerwinkels (Ko-operatief) Bpk v Pretorius d. Bannatyne v Bannatyn