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Cessation of order – generally

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Part 2Power of Courts to declare existence of relationships, to declare and adjust interests in property, and make maintenance orders
Division 5Maintenance

30 Cessation of order – generally

(1)

An order under this Division ceases to have effect:

(a)

on the death of either de facto partner; or

(b)

on the marriage of the de facto partner in whose favour the order was made.

(2)

Where a de facto partner in whose favour an order under this

Division is made marries, he or she must, without delay, notify the de facto partner against whom the order was made of the date of the marriage.

(3)

A de facto partner who, after a marriage mentioned in subsection (1)(b) takes place, paid any amount under an order under this Division providing for periodic maintenance may recover the amount as a debt due and payable by the previous de facto partner.

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