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(2) Correct.<br />

(3) False. Divorces can be heard only in <strong>the</strong> high court or a divorce court<br />

established under section 10 of <strong>the</strong> Administration Amendment Act 9<br />

of 1929.<br />

(4) False. Rule 43 of <strong>the</strong> Uniform Rules of Court applies <strong>to</strong> applications<br />

which are instituted while a divorce is pending.<br />

(5) Correct.<br />

QUESTIONS<br />

NB: Make sure that you can answer <strong>the</strong>se questions properly. They<br />

are designed <strong>to</strong> test your knowledge of <strong>the</strong> <strong>study</strong> material in<br />

this <strong>study</strong> unit.<br />

. The effect of divorce on a will<br />

(1) Explain, with reference <strong>to</strong> legislation, <strong>the</strong> effect of divorce on a<br />

will.<br />

. Divorce proceedings<br />

(2) How does <strong>the</strong> Divorce Act define a ``divorce action''?<br />

(3) When does a court have jurisdiction in a divorce action?<br />

(4) What does ``court'' mean for purposes of <strong>the</strong> Divorce Act?<br />

. Relief pendente lite<br />

(5) When does Rule 43 of <strong>the</strong> Uniform Rules of Court apply?<br />

. Limitation on <strong>the</strong> publication of particulars of divorce actions<br />

(6) What does <strong>the</strong> limitation on publication of particulars of divorce<br />

actions entail? Explain fully.<br />

(7) When may particulars or information regarding a divorce be<br />

published?<br />

(8) Why is <strong>the</strong> limitation on <strong>the</strong> publication of particulars of a divorce<br />

probably unconstitutional?<br />

PLEASE NOTE: YOU SHOULD ALSO BE ABLE TO ANSWER<br />

PROBLEM-TYPE QUESTIONS ON THE CONTENT OF THIS<br />

STUDY UNIT.<br />

Below follows an example of a problem-type question:<br />

Mr and Mrs Williams were married in 1990. In 1992 Mr Williams made a<br />

will in which he bequea<strong>the</strong>d all his property <strong>to</strong> Mrs Williams. In March<br />

1995 Mr and Mrs Williams divorced. Mr Williams dies in December 1995<br />

without having changed his will. Will Mrs Williams inherit from Mr<br />

Williams? Explain fully.<br />

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