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LAW 207 Family Law 1 Exam 2019

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LAW 207: First Semester Examination, 26/02/2019, Lecturer Prof. Fonyam/Prof. Boma/Dr. Barr. Colbert, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science: a farewell-ceremony deception revealed only after the petitioner's arrival abroad (lack of consent/mistake as to the nature of the ceremony, void marriage, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science Mehta v Mehta); the other requirements for a valid marriage (capacity, free consent, formalities); a willful-refusal-to-consummate scenario giving the foundational treatment of all voidable grounds under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 s.12 (Horton v Horton, Kaur v Singh); and the Repugnancy Doctrine under the Southern Cameroon High Court Law 1955, illustrated via Edet v Essien.

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University of Buea

Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS

LAW2072019

Family Law 1

Exam · First Semester · Level 200

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  1. With the aid of statutory provisions and judicial authorities, discuss the Repugnancy Doctrine as per the Southern Cameroon High Court Law of 1955. (30mks) GOOD LUCK

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Course code
LAW207 (LAW 207)
Type
Exam
Year
2019
Level
Level 200
Semester
First Semester
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