Kruger, 2017 - Google Patents
The High Court's Refusal to Resolve Issues Relating to Paternity and Parental Responsibilities and Rights in Motion Proceedings Where There Is a Pending Divorce …Kruger, 2017
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- 879990288754218711
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- Kruger H
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- Journal of Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law
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Abstract In BR v TM 2016 3 SA 417 (GJ)(also reported as BR v TM: In re LR [2015] 4 All SA 280 (GJ)) the court held that when paternity and parental responsibilities and rights are in issue in a divorce action in the high court, those issues should not be raised in application …
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