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Family and Succession Law in Ireland 3rd edition [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 176 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 20-Apr-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Kluwer Law International
  • ISBN-10: 9403521104
  • ISBN-13: 9789403521107
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 176 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 20-Apr-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Kluwer Law International
  • ISBN-10: 9403521104
  • ISBN-13: 9789403521107
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Derived from the renowned multi-volume 'International Encyclopaedia of Laws', this concise exposition and analysis of the essential elements of law with regard to family relations, marital property, and succession to estates in Ireland covers the legal rules and customs pertaining to the intertwined civic status of persons, the family, and property. After an informative general introduction, the book proceeds to an in-depth discussion of the sources and instruments of family and succession law, the authorities that adjudicate and administer the laws, and issues surrounding the person as a legal entity and the legal disposition of property among family members. Such matters as nationality, domicile, and residence; marriage, divorce, and cohabitation; adoption and guardianship; succession and inter vivos arrangements; and the acquisition and administration of estates are all treated to a degree of depth that will prove useful in nearly any situation likely to arise in legal practice.
The Author 3(12)
List of Abbreviations
13(2)
General Introduction 15(1)
Chapter 1 General Background of the Country
15(3)
Chapter 2 Historical Background of the Irish Legal System, Family and Succession Law
18(13)
§1 Emergence of the Irish Legal System
18(2)
§2 Characteristics of Irish Law and Sources of Irish Law
20(2)
§3 Sources of Family and Succession Law
22(3)
I Family Law
22(1)
II Succession Law
23(1)
III Constitution
24(1)
§4 The Courts Administering Family and Succession Law
25(6)
I Jurisdiction of the Courts
25(1)
II The High Court Family Law Jurisdiction
26(1)
III The Circuit Court Family Law Jurisdiction
27(1)
IV The District Court Family Law Jurisdiction
28(1)
V Appeals and Transfer of Proceedings
28(1)
VI Hearing of Family Law Proceedings
29(2)
Part I Persons
31(22)
Chapter 1 The Status of a Person
31(2)
§1 The Definition of a Person
31(1)
§2 Capacity
31(2)
I Legal Capacity of Minors
32(1)
Chapter 2 Registration of Civil Status
33(2)
§1 The Registrar
33(2)
Chapter 3 Personality Rights
35(7)
§1 Introduction
35(1)
§2 Minor Contracts
35(1)
§3 Tort Liability and Other Causes of Action
35(1)
§4 Employment
36(1)
§5 Witness
36(1)
§6 Criminal Responsibility
37(1)
§7 Succession Law
38(1)
§8 Crimes Against Children
39(1)
§9 Children and Family Law Proceedings
39(3)
Chapter 4 Names
42(2)
§1 Composition of a Name
42(1)
§2 Surname
42(1)
I Registration and Acquisition of Surname
42(1)
II Change of Name
43(1)
§3 Forename
43(1)
Chapter 5 Nationality
44(2)
§1 Birth
44(1)
§2 Person Born to Non-nationals Residing in the State
44(1)
§3 By Descent
45(1)
§4 By Marriage and Naturalization
45(1)
Chapter 6 Domicile and Residence
46(2)
§1 Domicile
46(1)
I Domicile of Origin
46(1)
II Domicile of Choice
46(1)
III Dependent Domicile
47(1)
§2 Residence
47(1)
Chapter 7 Mentally Handicapped Persons
48(5)
Part II Family Law
53(62)
Chapter 1 Marriage
53(16)
§1 The Nature of Marriage
53(1)
§2 The Capacity to Marry
54(8)
I Engagement
54(1)
II Formalities of Marriage
54(1)
A Roman Catholic Marriages
54(1)
B Church of Ireland Marriages
55(1)
C Presbyterian Marriages
55(1)
D Other Protestant Marriages
55(1)
E Jewish Marriages
55(1)
F Marriages in the Office of the Registrar
55(1)
III Different Sex
56(1)
IV Consanguinity
56(1)
V Age and Notice
57(1)
VI Prior Marriage
57(1)
VII Monogamy
57(1)
VIII Absence of Formalities
57(1)
IX Absence of Consent
58(1)
A Mental Illness
58(1)
B Intoxication
59(1)
C Duress, Intimidation, Undue Influence, and External Pressure
59(1)
D Defective Knowledge of a Material Fact
60(1)
E Fraud, Mistake, and Misrepresentation
61(1)
F Intention to Not Fulfil a Fundamental Term of the Marriage Contract
61(1)
X Consequences
61(1)
§3 Effects of Marriage
62(2)
I Taking the Husband's Name
62(1)
II Consortium
62(1)
III Sexual Intercourse
62(1)
IV Confidences in Marriage
63(1)
V Contract
63(1)
VI Tort
63(1)
VII Criminal Law
64(1)
VIII Duty to Maintain
64(1)
§4 Void and Voidable Marriages
64(5)
I Void Marriages
64(1)
II Voidable Marriages
65(1)
A Impotence
65(1)
B Incapacity to Enter into and Sustain a Normal Marital Relationship
66(1)
1 Mental Illness
66(1)
2 Immaturity
67(1)
3 Homosexual Orientation
67(2)
Chapter 2 Divorce, Judicial Separation, Legal Separation, Matrimonial Relief, and Foreign Judgments
69(26)
§1 Divorce
69(2)
I Introduction
69(1)
II Grounds
70(1)
§2 Judicial Separation
71(2)
I Introduction
71(1)
II Grounds
72(1)
§3 Pre-trial and Ancillary Reliefs on the Grant of a Judicial Separation and Divorce
73(3)
§4 Separation Agreement
76(2)
§5 Other Family Law Applications
78(6)
I Maintenance for Spouses and Children
78(2)
II Enforcement
80(1)
III Social Welfare Payments
81(1)
IV Succession Rights
82(1)
V Spousal Protection
83(1)
§6 Recognition of Judgments in Foreign Matrimonial Proceedings
84(11)
I Polygamous and Monogamous Marriages
84(1)
II Marriage Validity
85(2)
III Nullity of Marriage
87(1)
IV Recognition of Foreign Nullity Decrees
87(2)
V Recognition of Foreign Divorces
89(1)
VI Judicial Separation
90(1)
VII Financial Relief after Foreign Divorce or Legal Separation
90(3)
VIII Recognition of Foreign Financial Orders
93(2)
Chapter 3 Cohabitation Without Marriage
95(2)
§1 Guardianship and Custody
95(1)
§2 Financial Support
95(1)
§3 Domestic Violence
96(1)
§4 Property Rights
96(1)
§5 Succession Rights
96(1)
Chapter 4 Filiation
97(2)
Chapter 5 Adoption
99(4)
§1 Introduction
99(1)
§2 Requirements for Domestic Voluntary Adoption
99(2)
§3 Involuntary Domestic Adoption
101(1)
§4 Foreign Adoptions
101(1)
§5 Consequences of Adoption
102(1)
Chapter 6 Parental Authority, Guardianship, Custody, Access, and Matters Relating to Children
103(12)
§1 Parental Authority and Guardianship
103(2)
§2 Custody Disputes
105(3)
§3 Child Abduction
108(1)
§4 Wardship
109(1)
§5 Obligation of the State Towards Children
110(5)
Part III Matrimonial Property Law
115(6)
Chapter 1 Matrimonial Property Dispute Resolution
115(6)
§1 Property Disputes
115(3)
I Property Owned Solely by One Spouse
116(1)
II Jointly Owned Property
117(1)
§2 Household Allowance
118(1)
§3 Protection of the Family Home
118(3)
Part IV Succession Law
121(46)
Chapter 1 Succession
121(2)
Chapter 2 Intestate Succession
123(2)
Chapter 3 Testamentary Succession
125(14)
§1 wills
125(1)
§2 The Making of a Will
125(2)
§3 Alterations and Revocation
127(2)
§4 Interpretation of Wills
129(2)
§5 Failure of Gifts
131(2)
§6 Spousal Right
133(3)
§7 Children's Rights
136(1)
§8 Unworthiness to Succeed and Disinheritance
137(2)
Chapter 4 Acts Inter Vivos Related to the Estate
139(28)
§1 Inter Vivos Gifts
139(2)
§2 Administration of Estates
141(9)
I Introduction
141(1)
II Executors and Administrators, Appointment, Duties, and Liabilities
142(2)
III Grant of Probate
144(2)
IV Grant of Administration
146(1)
V Administration of Assets
147(3)
§3 trusts
150(17)
I Ownership of Property
150(1)
II Tenure and the Feudal System
150(3)
III Estates
153(1)
IV Equity and the Development of Trusts
153(1)
V Trusts
154(1)
VI Subject Matter of a Trust
155(1)
VII Classification of Trusts
155(1)
VIII Creation of a Trust
156(2)
IX Trustees
158(1)
X Appointment
158(1)
XI Retirement
159(1)
XII Removal
159(1)
XIII Duties
159(2)
XIV Powers
161(1)
XV Liability
162(1)
XVI Protection Against Liability
163(1)
XVII Protection of Beneficiaries and Tracing
163(1)
XVIII Charitable Trusts
164(1)
XIX Purpose Trusts
165(1)
XX Void and Voidable Trusts
165(2)
Selected Bibliography 167(2)
Index 169