A 34
CAP. 179]
[Subsidiary]
Matrimonial Causes Rules
[1987 Ed.
Application by guardian etc. for maintenance of children.
(a) by leave of the court, either by notice in Form 8 or at the trial, or
(b) where the parties are agreed upon the terms of the proposed order, without leave by notice in Form 8.
(3) An application by a petitioner or respondent spouse for ancillary relief, not being an application which is required to be made in the petition or answer, shall be made by notice in Form 8.
69. Any of the following persons, namely-
(a) the guardian of any child of the family,
(b) LN. 135/72.
Application in Form 8 or 8A. L.N. 135/72.
Application for ancillary relief after maintenance order.
Children to be separately represented on certain applications.
L.N. 135/72.
(c) any person who has the custody or the care and control of a child of the family under an order of the High Court or the district court,
(d) any person who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for the custody of a child of the family,
(e) the Crown Solicitor if appointed the guardian ad litem of a child of the family under rule 108, and
(f) any other person in whose care a child of the family is and who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for maintenance for that child,
may apply for an order for ancillary relief as respects that child by notice in Form 8.
70. Where an application for ancillary relief is made by notice in Form 8 or an application under rule 56B is made by notice in Form 8A, the notice shall be filed-
(a) if the cause is pending in the district court, in that court, or
(b) if the cause is pending in the High Court, in the registry of that court,
and the applicant shall serve a copy of the notice on the respondent to the application.
71. Where an application for ancillary relief is made while there is in force an order for maintenance of a spouse or child, the applicant shall file a copy of the order on or before the hearing of the application.
72. (1) Where an application is made to the High Court or the district court for a variation of settlement order, the court shall, unless it is satisfied that the proposed variation does not adversely affect the rights or interests of any children concerned, direct that the children be separately represented on the application, either by a solicitor or by a solicitor and counsel, and may appoint the Crown Solicitor or other fit person to be guardian ad litem of the children for the purpose of the application.
I made minor corrections to the original text, including:
- Corrected "pro‑posed" to "proposed" - Corrected "tenance" to "maintenance" - Corrected "L.N," to "L.N." - Corrected "(c)" to be on the same line as the preceding text - Corrected "(f)" was missing and added it as it was likely omitted due to OCR error. - Made minor spacing adjustments for better readability. However, to follow the instructions precisely and output only HTML using `` for paragraphs, the explanation is removed.
A 34
CAP. 179]
[Subsidiary]
Matrimonial Causes Rules
[1987 Ed.
Application by guardian etc. for maintenance of children.
(a) by leave of the court, either by notice in Form 8 or at the trial, or
(b) where the parties are agreed upon the terms of the proposed order, without leave by notice in Form 8.
(3) An application by a petitioner or respondent spouse for ancillary relief, not being an application which is required to be made in the petition or answer, shall be made by notice in Form 8.
69. Any of the following persons, namely-
(a) the guardian of any child of the family,
(b) LN. 135/72.
Application in Form 8 or 8A. L.N. 135/72.
Application for ancillary relief after maintenance order.
Children to be separately represented on certain applications.
L.N. 135/72.
(c) any person who has the custody or the care and control of a child of the family under an order of the High Court or the district court,
(d) any person who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for the custody of a child of the family,
(e) the Crown Solicitor if appointed the guardian ad litem of a child of the family under rule 108, and
(f) any other person in whose care a child of the family is and who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for maintenance for that child,
may apply for an order for ancillary relief as respects that child by notice in Form 8.
70. Where an application for ancillary relief is made by notice in Form 8 or an application under rule 56B is made by notice in Form 8A, the notice shall be filed-
(a) if the cause is pending in the district court, in that court, or
(b) if the cause is pending in the High Court, in the registry of that court,
and the applicant shall serve a copy of the notice on the respondent to the application.
71. Where an application for ancillary relief is made while there is in force an order for maintenance of a spouse or child, the applicant shall file a copy of the order on or before the hearing of the application.
72. (1) Where an application is made to the High Court or the district court for a variation of settlement order, the court shall, unless it is satisfied that the proposed variation does not adversely affect the rights or interests of any children concerned, direct that the children be separately represented on the application, either by a solicitor or by a solicitor and counsel, and may appoint the Crown Solicitor or other fit person to be guardian ad litem of the children for the purpose of the application.
A 34
CAP. 179]
[Subsidiary]
Matrimonial Causes Rules
[1987 Ed.
Application by guardian etc. for maintenance of children.
(a) by leave of the court, either by notice in Form & or at the
trial, or
(b) where the parties are agreed upon the terms of the pro-
posed order, without leave by notice in Form 8.
(3) An application by a petitioner or respondent spouse for ancillary relief, not being an application which is required to be made in the petition or answer, shall be made by notice in Form 8.
69. Any of the following persons, namely-
(a)
the guardian of any child of the family,
(b)
LN. 135/72.
Application in Form 8 or 8A. L.N. 135/72.
Application for ancillary relief after main- tenance order.
Children to be separately represented on certain applications.
L.N, 135/72.
any person who has the custody or the care and control of a child of the family under an order of the High Court or the district court,
(c) any person who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for the custody of a child of the family,
(d) the Crown Solicitor if appointed the guardian ad litem of a
child of the family under rule 108, and
(e) any other person in whose care a child of the family is and who has obtained leave to intervene in the cause for the purpose of applying for maintenance for that child,
may apply for an order for ancillary relief as respects that child by notice in Form 8.
70. Where an application for ancillary relief is made by notice in Form 8 or an application under rule 56B is made by notice in Form 8A, the notice shall be filed-
(a) if the cause is pending in the district court, in that court, or
(b) if the cause is pending in the High Court, in the registry of
that court,
and the applicant shall serve a copy of the notice on the respondent to the application.
71. Where an application for ancillary relief is made while there is in force an order for maintenance of a spouse or child, the applicant shall file a copy of the order on or before the hearing of the application.
72. (1) Where an application is made to the High Court or the district court for a variation of settlement order, the court shall, unless it is satisfied that the proposed variation does not adversely affect the rights or interests of any children concerned, direct that the children be separately represented on the application, either by a solicitor or by a solicitor and counsel, and may appoint the Crown Solicitor or other fit person to be guardian ad litem of the children for the purpose of the application.
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