Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
mutual orders
Polish translation:
wzajemne zrzeczenie się prawa do ubiegania się o świadczenia z majątku drugiej strony
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English term
Poland
mutual orders
English to Polish
Law/Patents
Law (general)
Z wyroku w sprawie separacji z Irlandii.
In accordance with Section 3 of the Judicial Separation and Family Law Reform Act the Court Doth Grant a Decree of Judicial Separation in respect of the marriage of the Parties contracted (...) and the Court Doth make the following Ancillary Orders pursuant to Family Law Act 1995:
1. Mutual Orders under Section 18(10)
2. Sole custody of the dependent children to the Applicant
In accordance with Section 3 of the Judicial Separation and Family Law Reform Act the Court Doth Grant a Decree of Judicial Separation in respect of the marriage of the Parties contracted (...) and the Court Doth make the following Ancillary Orders pursuant to Family Law Act 1995:
1. Mutual Orders under Section 18(10)
2. Sole custody of the dependent children to the Applicant
Proposed translations
(Polish)
References
| Family Law (Divorce) Act, 1996 |
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wzajemne zrzeczenie się prawa do ubiegania się o świadczenia z majątku drugiej strony
8. - (10) On granting a decree of divorce or at any time thereafter, the court, on application to it in that behalf by either of the spouses concerned, may, during the lifetime of the other spouse or, as the case may be, the spouse concerned, if it considers it just to do so, make an order that either or both spouses shall not, on the death of either of them, be entitled to apply for an order under this section. - http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1996/act/33/section/18/en...
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3 days 19 hrs
tu: postanowienie w sprawie wyłączenia dopuszczalności zaspokojenia (roszczeń) z majątku małżonka
postanowienie w sprawie wyłączenia dopuszczalności zaspokojenia (roszczeń) z majątku małżonka
wyłączenie dopuszczalności zaspokojenia roszczeń z majątku małżonka/współmałżonka
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A judgment delivered recently by Mr Justice Michael Peart means it will no longer be routine for a court to issue a “blocking order” preventing an application to be made for financial provision out of the estate of the deceased spouse.
...
Though the Divorce Act provides for an application to be made for provision out of the estate, the practice has grown up that in almost all divorce and judicial separation cases the court makes a “blocking order” under section 18 (10) of the Act, which has the effect that neither spouse can make an application for provision out of the estate of their former spouse. This means that where such a blocking order is made, a spouse receiving maintenance no longer receives it unless some alternative guarantee of payment has been put in place.
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The case that came before the High Court recently involved a couple who were legally separated and the man later sought a divorce in the Circuit Court. The court made the divorce decree, giving the wife a lump sum of €50,000 and €200 a week in maintenance. The Circuit Court judge also made a blocking order that neither could apply for provision out of the estate of the other. The couple’s children were grown up.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ruling-may-affect-financial-...
wyłączenie dopuszczalności zaspokojenia roszczeń z majątku małżonka/współmałżonka
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A judgment delivered recently by Mr Justice Michael Peart means it will no longer be routine for a court to issue a “blocking order” preventing an application to be made for financial provision out of the estate of the deceased spouse.
...
Though the Divorce Act provides for an application to be made for provision out of the estate, the practice has grown up that in almost all divorce and judicial separation cases the court makes a “blocking order” under section 18 (10) of the Act, which has the effect that neither spouse can make an application for provision out of the estate of their former spouse. This means that where such a blocking order is made, a spouse receiving maintenance no longer receives it unless some alternative guarantee of payment has been put in place.
...
The case that came before the High Court recently involved a couple who were legally separated and the man later sought a divorce in the Circuit Court. The court made the divorce decree, giving the wife a lump sum of €50,000 and €200 a week in maintenance. The Circuit Court judge also made a blocking order that neither could apply for provision out of the estate of the other. The couple’s children were grown up.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ruling-may-affect-financial-...
Reference comments
4 hrs
Reference:
Family Law (Divorce) Act, 1996
18. - (10) On granting a decree of divorce or at any time thereafter, the court, on application to it in that behalf by either of the spouses concerned, may, during the lifetime of the other spouse or, as the case may be, the spouse concerned, if it considers it just to do so, make an order that either or both spouses shall not, on the death of either of them, be entitled to apply for an order under this section. - http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1996/act/33/section/18/en...
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Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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natomiast w "Family Law (Divorce) Act" z następnego roku (1996). część 18 ma już 10 punktów - http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1996/act/33/section/18/en...