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Introductory Title and commencement (1) This Order may be cited as the Family Homes...
Rights to occupy matrimonial or civil partnership home
4.Rights concerning home where one spouse or civil partner has no estate, etc.
6.Registration, etc. of matrimonial or civil partnership charge
7.Restriction on registration where spouse entitled to more than one matrimonial or civil partnership charge
8.Cancellation of registration of matrimonial or civil partnership charge before completion of disposal of dwelling-house
9.Cancellation of registration after termination of marriage or civil partnership, etc.
10.Release of matrimonial or civil partnership home rights and postponement of priority of matrimonial or civil partnership charge
11.Occupation orders where applicant has estate, etc. or has home rights
12.Effect of order under Article 11 where rights are a charge on dwelling-house
13.One former spouse or former civil partner with no existing right to occupy
14.One cohabitee or former cohabitee with no existing right to occupy
16.Neither cohabitee nor former cohabitee entitled to occupy
18.Additional provisions that may be included in occupation orders
Further provisions relating to occupation and non-molestation orders
SCHEDULES
PROVISIONS CONSEQUENTIAL ON ORDER OPERATING TO RESTRAIN DISPOSITIONS
1.An occupation order ( “the order”) to the extent that by virtue of Article 11(3)(j),...
2.(1) The registration of a statutory charge such as is mentioned in paragraph 1 shall...
3.When the registration has ceased to have effect the Registrar of Titles may cancel it.
4.An application for the renewal of the registration of a charge may be made in...
TRANSFER OF CERTAIN TENANCIES ON DIVORCE ETC. OR ON SEPARATION OF COHABITEES
SAVING AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
5.(1) Any reference (however expressed) in any statutory provision or any other instrument or document...
6.(1) Any reference (however expressed) in any statutory provision or any other instrument or document...
7.In Articles 4 to 9— (a) any reference to an order made under Article 11...
8.Nothing in this Schedule shall be taken to prejudice the operation of sections 28 and...
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