This page contains different parts of laws about Marriage and partnerships.
18A: Partner (and partner in relation to deceased claimant)
EX 45: Exclusion of amounts of death benefit
FB 2: Personal property
FB 3: Land acquired for certain purposes or under certain conditions
FB 4: Land under scheme for major development or division
FB 6: Timber or right to take timber
FB 7: Land with standing timber
FB 8: Patent applications and patent rights
FB 9: Financial arrangements rules
FB 10: Continuity provisions: shares and options
FB 11: Pension payments to former employees
FB 14: Specified livestock
FB 15: Specified livestock valued under herd scheme
FB 16: Non-specified livestock
FB 17: High-priced livestock
FC 1: Disposals to which this subpart applies
FC 3: Property transferred to spouse, civil union partner, or de facto partner
FZ 5: Commercial bills
47: Application of this Part
93: Personal representative may be registered
50A: Termination following death of sole tenant
205: Bigamy defined
206: Punishment of bigamy
207: Feigned marriage or civil union
222: Theft by spouse or partner
FB 10B: Look-through companies
FB 3A: Residential land
8: Determinations person is single or in de facto relationship
38: Supported living payment: on ground of restricted work capacity or total blindness: payment not apportioned in specified cases
68: Accommodation supplement: special rules for joint tenants who are in relationship
69: Accommodation supplement: refusal, reduction, or cancellation of grant in certain circumstances
89: Special disability allowance: entitlement in special circumstances
113: Beneficiary must notify change of circumstances
201: Personal benefit of spouse or partner excludes benefit on behalf of spouse or partner
207: Benefit of spouse or partner increased after 13th week of hospitalisation
216: Effect of non-payment or suspension of benefit
230: How non-entitlement period, etc, affects supplementary benefits, and spouse or partner
245: Variation for breach of work-test obligation by 1 spouse or partner
359: Recovery from spouse or partner of apportioned excess amount beneficiary obtained by fraud
361: Recovery from spouse or partner of unapportioned excess amount beneficiary obtained by fraud
109: Payment on minor reaching 18 years or marrying or entering into civil union or de facto relationship
117: Agreement to extinguish or vary trust may be approved
14: Minors
207A: Coerced marriage or civil union
56C: Service of notices of withdrawal and accompanying evidence
17A: Guide to specified abatement exemptions
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