7 Deserted Wives and Children Act Amendment Act of 1858 19 Guardianship and custody of infants and marriage of. Provision as to the registration of marriages is made by the Marriage Act 1864, ss.
All powers of the law relating to women extend equally to children. young people.-The complaint can be made as stated above (or by.
All the powers of the Act with respect to wives extended equally to child.ren.-Complaint may be made as aforesaid (either by
Provided that no man shall be taken to be the father of any illegitimate child on the oath of the mother alone. Part of the sentence may be directed to apply to the use of the wife or child (s. 16, post).
11 of the Deserted Wives and Children Act, 1840, ante, to vary the order fully exercises a power equivalent to revoking the order. 15 (title CHILDREN), does not affect the maintenance order, but may be the basis for changing the order (Howie v.
9 i The Guardianship and Custody of Infants and Marriage of Minors Amendment Act of 1928, post. 9 i The Guardianship and Custody ot Infants and Marriage of Minors Amendment Act of 1928, post.
Marriage with a deceased husband's brother not voidable
Retrospective operation in certain cases.-This Act shall extend and apply to any such marriage as aforesaid notwithstanding
Judge ordinary may sit in chambers.-It shall be lawful for the judge ordinary for the time being to sit in chambers for the
Proceedings for Legal Separation etc. - An application for restitution of conjugal rights or for legal separation on any of the above grounds can be filed by husband or wife by filing a petition in the court. As to the service of a summons and the issuance of a copy of the petition, see R.S.C., Ord.
As to service of summons and delivery of copy of petition, see R.S.C., Orcl. Where nn alleged adulterer has died before the commencement of proceedings, as to the proper procedure, see R.S.C.
Collusion connivance or non-proof of adultery gTound for dismissal of petition.-In case the court on the evidence in relation to
As to the right of the defendant to have her eosts paid by the eo defendant,. Notwithstanding the duty of the Court to satisfy itself of the real facts of a case, estoppel by res judicata may still operate between the parties.
Costs in the discretion of the court.-The court on the hearing of any suit proceeding or petition or on the hearing of any appeal under
As to enforcement of child support and attachment orders, see Colefax v. and the Maintenance Orders (Enforcement Facilities) Act, 1920 (Imperial), post.
As to whether this provision deprives the wife's attorney of his common law rights to sue the husband for his costs, see R·idgway v. In relation to the enforcement of alimony and maintenance orders in other Commonwealth countries and territories, see Service in IV. part of the Enforcement of Process (Commonwealth) Act.
Appeal on dissolution of mru.·riage.-Either party dissatisfied with the decision of the full court on any petition for the dissolution
As to whether the Court has jurisdiction to enter a judgment setting aside a decree of dissolution of marriage on the petition of the petitioner, see Skinner v. Act of 1864, s.
See also, as to the effect of a married woman's contracts, Married Women's Property Act, 189·7, s. 6.- All investments that at the beginning of this law are in the name of a married woman alone will be considered1.
Of the Registrar to register any such child, dead or living, as the legal descent of such man and his wife, and the Registrar shall make an entry in the entry under his signature to the effect that such registration has been made under the authority of this act. At the time of the birth of the said child, there was no legal obstacle to the marriage of me and the said person.
- Summons for relief issued in another State may be served in this State.- Whenever in another State-
- Collector for interstate destitute persons.-(1.) The Governor in Council shall appoint a collector for the purposes of this Act, and
- Application for making order for relief enforceable in this State.-(1.) The collector, upon receiving from a collector appointed
- After service, all moneys to be payable to the collector.- When an original or duplicate order, certified copy, or certificate has
- Other powers and duties of collector.-In addition to the powers and duties hereinbefore conferred and imposed, it shall be the
- Collector to forward orders for relief for service in other States.- When an order has been made and signed by a justice or
- Affidavit or certificate of collector sufficient proof of payment
- How orders made under, or made enforceable under, this Act to be enforced.-(1.) Any order made under this Act, and any order
For the e-collector certificate form, see form 5 in the regulations published in the Official Gazette of January. Form of affidavit (or statements) in support of 811mmons for compensation for service outside the jurisdiction.
Transmission of maintenance orders made in Queensland
2. When a court in Queensland, either before or after the passing of this Act, has made an order for maintenance against any person and it is proved before that court that the person against whom the order is made is resident in England or Ireland or in a Reciprocating State, the Court shall send a certified copy of the order to the Governor for transmission to the Secretary of State for the Colonies or to the Governor of that Reciprocating State. Maintenance orders may be made under The Deserted \Vives and Children Acts of 1840 and 1858, ante.
Power to make provisional orders of maintenance against
Maintenance orders (Facilities for enforcement) ss. to remand the case to the court that made the order for further evidence, the court may remand the case and adjourn the case for that purpose. Any such order shall be enforceable in the same manner as if the order were for the payment of a civil debt summarily recoverable:.
He is then, and has been since the date of the judgment, decree or order, wholly incapable of complying with the same solely by reason of ill health; or. iv.). He is then and has been since the date of the judgment, decree or order unable to fully comply with the same solely because of ill health, but who is thereafter compliant and has since the date of the judgment, decree or the same orders are complied with to the extent that the court or justice, taking into account his state of health, will consider it reasonable and proper; or. c.).
THE COLONIAL MARRIAGES ACT, 1865
Vol. VI
Annual forwarding of copies of register book to Secretary of State.-(1.) In January in every year every marriage officer shall
The marriage officer shall keep the duplicate books of the marriage register in safety until they are completed, and then send one of them to the Secretary of State, for transmission to the Secretary-General. one of Her Majesty's ships on a foreign station, and in connection with such marriage-. a) subject to the marriage regulations, a marriage order of a Secretary of State may authorize the master of the ship to be a marriage officer;.
Power to make marriage regulations.-(1.) Her Majesty the
Savings.-Nothing in this Act shall confirm or diminish or in any way affect the legal validity of any marriage solemnized beyond the seas, otherwise than as provided, and this Act shall not extend to the marriage of any member of the Royal Family. The term "prescribed" means prescribed by the marriage regulations under this Act. b) Saving.-all proceedings taken in connection with the marriage, all registered books kept and every warrant issued under the acts hereby repealed shall be deemed to have been received, conducted and issued in accordance therewith laws; and [(c), (d) Rep.
MARRIAGE WITH FOREIGNERS ACT, 1906
Marriage of foreigners with British subjects in the United Kingdom.-(1) Where arrangements have been made to the satisfac-
Application to Ireland.-In the application of this Act in Ireland, the expressions "Registrar-General" and "Registrar" mean respectively the Registrar-General and the Registrar within the meaning of the Marriages (Ireland) Act, 1844. Any Person may give notice by civil status officer against the issuance of the certificate, signed by him or on his behalf and indicating the place of residence and the reasons for his objection.
DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER'S MARRIAGE ACT, 1907
Nothing in this Act affects the devolution or distribution of the real or personal estate of any intestate, who is not a party to the marriage, who will be at the time of the passing of this Act, and will remain until his death , a lunatic, so found by inquisition. Interpretation.-In this Act the word ''sister'' shall include a sister of the half blood [and the word "brother" shall include a brother of the half blood].
MARRIAGES IN JAPAN (VALIDITY) ACT, 1912
MARRIAGE OF BRITISH SUBJECTS (FACILITIES) ACTS, 1915 AND 1916
Facilities for marriages between British subjects resident in the United Kingdom and British subjects resident elsewhere.-(1)
Short title.—This Act may be cited as: The Marriage of British Subjects (Facilities) Act, 1915. Short title and citation.—This Act may be cited as the Marriage of British Subjects (Facilities) Amendment Act, 1916, and the Marriage of British Subjects (Facilities) Act, 1915, and this Act may be cited together as the Marriage of British Subjects (Facilities) Acts, 1915 and 1916.
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ENFORCEMENT)
FACILITIES FOR ACT, 1920
Power to make provisional orders of maintenance against
If on hearing such evidence the court seems so. the order should not have been given, the judge can dissolve the order. but in any other case the statements shall be sent to the Secretary of State and treated in the same manner as the original statements. Majesty's domains in which the original order was confirmed, and that in the event of an order differing from the original order, the order will have no effect unless and until it is confirmed in the same manner as the original order.
Power of court of summary jurisdiction to confirm maintenance order made out of the United Kingdom.-(1) Where a maintenance
Application of summary jurisdiction laws. – The Summary Jurisdiction Acts shall apply to proceedings in the Courts of Summary Jurisdiction under this Act in the same manner as they apply to proceedings under those Acts and the power of the Lord Chancellor to make rules. The laws apply only to infected areas established by order of the Governor in Council.
THE MARSUPIAL PROOF FENCING ACTS
- Constitution of Infested Areas by Governor in CounciL-If it is made to appear to the Governor that any part of Queensland is
- Application for wire~netting by owner of holding' in Infested Area.-Where any holding is situated within the limits of an Infested
- Power for Governor in Council to authorise Minister to provide wire-netting applied for.-Upon receipt of any such application, the
- Preliminaries to provision of wire-netting by the Minister.- Before any wire-netting or other appliances are provided by the
- Alteration of term of loan.-From and after the date of the passing of this Act, the provisions of section eight of the Principal Act
Subject to the provisions of this Act, such annual payment shall be payable on the same day in each year during the existence of the security, and the first of such payments shall be made after the expiration of one year from the date of the execution of the bond or charge. A written certificate signed by the Minister of the amount which appears to be a guide to such costs and expenses is prima facie·.
MASTER AND SERVANT
MATERNITY ACT
MEASURES
The Queensland Act was intended to supplement the Commonwealth Meat Industry Promotion Act 1924 (No. 55) establishing·. The Meat Industry Promotion Act of 1923, post, provides for the establishment of a State Meat Advisory Board, composed mostly of representatives of sheep and cattle owners and owners.
Provided that the validity of the election and the measures so taken shall be immediately declared by the Governor in Council by proclamation. The returning officer shall be the person referred to in section two of the First Schedule.
THE BRITISH PHARMACOPCEIA ADOPTING ACT, 1898
The members of the Dental Board appointed under this subsection shall take office effective the first day of March, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-four:. No business shall be transacted at any meeting of the Board unless at least three of the members are present when such business is transacted.
