Estate and Gift Duties Act 1968 [Full Act]

Exemptions and relief from gift duty
Exemption for certain dispositions of relationship property

[child of the civil union] has the meaning given to it by section 2 of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976

Property (Relationships) Act 1976 [Full Act]

Preliminary provisions
Interpretation

[child of the civil union]—

(a)

means any child of both civil union partners; and

(b)

includes any other child (whether or not a child of either civil union partner) who was a member of the family of the civil union partners—

(i)

at the time when they ceased to live together; or

(ii)

at the time immediately before an application under this Act, if at that time they had not ceased to live together; or

(iii)

at the date of the death of 1 of the civil union partners

Family Proceedings Act 1980 [Full Act]

Interpretation

[child of the civil union] means, in relation to a civil union (including a void civil union), a child of both civil union partners, and includes, in relation to any proceedings under this Act, a child (whether or not a child of the partners) who was a member of the family of the partners to the civil union or void civil union at the time the partners ceased to live together or at the time immediately preceding the institution of proceedings, whichever first occurred

Property (Relationships) Amendment Act 2005 [Full Act]

Amendments to principal Act
Other amendments to Property (Relationships) Act 1976

[child of the civil union]—

(a)

means any child of both civil union partners; and

(b)

includes any other child (whether or not a child of either civil union partner) who was a member of the family of the civil union partners—

(i)

at the time when they ceased to live together; or

(ii)

at the time immediately before an application under this Act, if at that time they had not ceased to live together; or

(iii)

at the date of the death of 1 of the civil union partners

Estate and Gift Duties Amendment Act 2005 [Full Act]

Amendments to principal Act
Amendments to come into force on 26 April 2005

[child of the civil union] has the meaning given to it by section 2 of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976