New South Wales Repealed Acts

This legislation has been repealed.

FAMILY PROVISION ACT 1982

- As at 1 March 2009
- Act 160 of 1982

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Long Title

   PART 1 - PRELIMINARY

   1.      Name of Act
   2.      Commencement
   3.      (Repealed)
   4.      Application
   5.      Act binds Crown
   6.      Definitions

   PART 2 - FAMILY PROVISION

           Division 1 - Orders for provision

   7.      Provision out of estate or notional estate of deceased person
   8.      Additional provision
   9.      Provisions affecting Court’s powers under secs 7 and 8
   10.     Consequential provision
   11.     Orders for provision
   12.     Class fund
   13.     Burden of provision out of estate
   14.     Effect of order for provision out of estate of deceased person
   15.     Consequential and ancillary orders
   16.     Time for application for provision
   17.     Shortening of time for applications for provision
   18.     Court may require undertakings to restore property if deceased found to have been alive
   19.     Revocation or alteration of orders for provision
   20.     Court may disregard persons who have not applied for provision

           Division 2 - Notional estate

   21.     Definitions
   22.     Prescribed transactions
   23.     Notional estate—prescribed transactions
   24.     Notional estate—distributed estate
   25.     Notional estate—subsequent prescribed transactions
   26.     Property not to be designated as notional estate by reason of certain prescribed transactions
   27.     Designation of property as notional estate—matters to be considered
   28.     Designation of property as notional estate—powers and restrictions
   29.     Effect of order designating property as notional estate

           Division 3 - General

   30.     Discharge of property from liability as estate or notional estate
   31.     Release of right to apply for provision

   PART 3 - MISCELLANEOUS

   32.     Evidence
   33.     Costs, charges and expenses
   34.     Certain documents exempt from stamp duty
   35.     Protection of administrator
   36.     Rules of court
   37.     Savings and transitional provisions
           SCHEDULE 1