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IV DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
Death Divorce
General
STUDY UNIT 15
Grounds for divorce
MODULE MAP
Grounds Consequences Miscellaneous matters
PREFACE
I INTRODUCTION TO FAMILY LAW
Forfeiture of patrimonial
benefits
II MARRIAGE LAW
III MATRIMONIAL PROPERTY LAW
Redistribution of
assets
V CUSTOMARY MARRIAGES
VI MUSLIM MARRIAGES
VII LIFE PARTNERSHIPS
VIII DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
IX CHILDREN'S RIGHTS AND PARENTS'
RESPONSIBILITIES AND RIGHTS
X GUARDIANSHIP AND CURATORSHIP
Maintenance of
spouses
Interests of the children
of divorcing parents
In the previous study unit we referred you to the three ways in which a
marriage can be dissolved.
The first way, namely the death of one or both of the spouses, was
discussed in the previous study unit.
The second way, namely the annulment of a marriage, was dealt with in
study unit 7.
You must make sure that you know those study units before you proceed
to study the present study unit, in which we start our discussion of the