South Australian Consolidated Acts8—Power to set aside or vary domestic partnership agreement
(1) If a court is
satisfied that the enforcement of a domestic partnership agreement would
result in serious injustice, the court may set aside or vary the agreement to
avoid the injustice.
(2) A court may
exercise its powers under this section—
(a) on
the court's own initiative; or
(b) on
the application of either party to the domestic partnership agreement.
(3) However, a court
cannot set aside or vary a domestic partnership agreement under this section
if—
(a) the
agreement provides for the exclusion of the court's power to set aside or vary
the agreement; and
(b) the
agreement is a certified domestic partnership agreement.