Main exam Autumn 2016-1 (1)

Autumn 2016 – SEAT NUMBER: STUDENT NUMBER: SURNAME: (FAMILY NAME) OTHER NAMES: This paper and all materials issued must be returned at the end of the examination. They are not to be removed from the exam centre. Examination Conditions: It is your responsibility to fill out and complete your details in the space provided on all the examination material provided to you. Use the time before your examination to do so as you will not be allowed any extra time once the exam has ended. You are not permitted to have on your desk or on your person any unauthorised material . This includes but not limited to:  Mobile phones  Smart watches and bands  Electronic devices  Draft paper (unless provided)  Textbooks (unless specified)  Notes (unless specified) You are not permitted to obtain assistance by improper means or ask for help from or give help to any other person. During the examination you must first seek permission (by raising your hand) from a supervisor before:  Leaving early  Using the toilet  Accessing your bag Disciplinary action will be taken against you if you infringe university rules. 7651 6 Family Law Time Allowed: Reading time is for reading only . You are not permitted to write, calculate or mark your paper in any way during reading time. This is an Open Book exam Please refer to the permitted materials below: Permitted materials for this exam:  Calculators (including programmable)  Any annotated textbooks  Any paper materials that are handwritten, photocopied or typed Materials provided for this exam:  This examination paper  answer booklet ( ) Students please note:  This exam is worth 40 marks. There is only one question. This question has 3 parts and the marks for each part of the question are clearly marked.  This exam concerns property and financial questions only; issues about time spent with children should not be addressed.  Address both statutory provisions and relevant case law in your answer. You can cite the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) as FLA. When referencing cases from the required reading just the name and year are sufficient, ie Mallet (1984). If you refer to other cases from beyond the course, use full citations the first time. Don’t restate the facts of a case, just refer to them as needed to make your argument. Do not your exam paper until instructed. Faculty of Law Page 1 of 4