KVV Inc. Training Centre Test - Different Types of Marriages in SA Law

Different Types of Marriages in SA Law
This is a Multiple Choice questionnaire of 10 questions.

Please read each question carefully and provide your answers as indicated.

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* 1. Kindly provide your full details to begin with test.

Full Name

Company

Email Address

Contact Number

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* 2. In Community of Property means:

One estate from date of marriage

One estate from date of engagement

One estate from date of divorce

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* 3. In a marriage In Community of Property, each spouse holds ___________ of the estate.

One third share

One undivided half share

A full share

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* 4. Spouses married Out of Community of Property, can contract on their own (without consent of their spouse)

True

False

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* 5. To be married Out of Community of Property:

Parties must advise the Marriage Officer of their choice

The marriage must be registered as such at Home Affairs

The parties must execute an Antenuptial Contract before the date of marriage

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* 6. A marriage is governed by the laws of:

The country where the marriage took place

The country of the husbands domicile at the date of the marriage

The country of the husbands citizenship at the date of marriage

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* 7. A Customary Marriage concluded after 15 November 2000:

Is a valid legal marriage

Is unlawful

Must be registered at Home Affairs to be legal

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* 8. A polygamous Customary Marriage concluded after 15 November 2000:

Is illegal

Is subject to a Court Order regulating the matrimonial property system

Can only be done once the husband divorces his previous wives

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* 9. A Muslim / Hindu Marriage in SA:

Is not recognized as a valid marriage

Is a marriage In Community of Property

Is a marriage Out of Community of Property

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* 10. Spouses in terms of the Civil Union Act:

May have more than 1 partner

May be of the same sex

May also be married in terms of another law

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* 11. A marriage is dissolved by:

Divorce

Death

Either a or b above