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Beauty and Solomon were married in community of property but are now divorced. A debtor wants to claim a delictual debt that Beauty incurred during her marriage to Solomon. Against whom can the debtor institute the claim for the delictual debt?
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Which one of the following does NOT affect agreement to marry?
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Mrs Mthole is a divorcee who has been granted sole guardianship of her minor child. Mrs Mthole has drafted a will in which she nominated her mother as guardian of the minor child upon her death. She is worried that her ex-husband, Mr Mthole, will be awarded guardianship upon her death. Is Mrs Mthole entitled to decide who should obtain guardianship of the child upon her death?
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Mr and Mrs X married subject to complete separation of property on 1 January 1982. They separated last year after having agreed to divorce. Mrs X instituted divorce proceedings in January this year and is seeking an order for redistribution of assets in her favour in terms of section 7(3) of the Divorce Act. Which date must be used to determine the value of the spouses’ estates for purposes of the redistribution order?
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When Mr and Mrs A divorced, the court ordered Mr A to pay R15 000 per month to Mrs A until her death or remarriage, with the amount increasing annually in accordance with the consumer price index. So far, Mr A has not made a single maintenance payment to Mrs A. Mrs A never remarried. Would Mr A be liable for all the amounts of arrear maintenance if Mrs A were to sue him twelve years after the divorce?
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In a marriage in community of property, one spouse must obtain the consent of the other spouse for certain transactions. Select the transactions from the list below for which spousal consent is required. I Selling the other spouse’s sharesII Buying shares for the other spouseIII Buying household appliances for the common householdIV Selling coins that are held as investments of the joint estate
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Which one of the following is a ground for divorce in terms of the Divorce Act?
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Mr and Mrs B are married subject to the accrual system. When they married, Mrs B had a study debt of R100 000. Suppose that during the subsistence of the marriage money depreciated to such an extent that, according to the consumer price index, R2 now has the same value as R1 at the beginning of the marriage. Which one of the following amounts reflects the initial value of Mrs B's estate?
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Select the correct statements regarding the right of spouses to use each other’s family name from the list below. I A wife may assume her husband’s surname, but she is free to revert to her maiden surname while still married. II A wife who has assumed her husband’s surname but wants to revert to her maiden surname must first bring an application to the Director-General of the Department of Home Affairs for permission to do so. III A husband may freely assume the surname of his wife and attach it to his surname to create a double barrel surname.IV A husband who wants to assume his wife’s surname must first bring an application to the Director-General of the Department of Home Affairs for permission to do so.
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