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AI Summary of 110. Grant of decree of dissolution.
This provision addresses the judicial process for granting a decree of dissolution for civil partnerships, contingent on specific criteria. The court may entertain an application from either civil partner if they have lived apart for at least two years within the last three years, and appropriate arrangements exist for both partners and any dependent children.
Notably, living in the same dwelling does not preclude the classification of living apart, provided the relationship lacks intimacy as defined herein. Upon granting dissolution, the court retains the authority to issue directives in alignment with the best interests of any minors involved, ensuring their welfare and custody considerations are adequately addressed.
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110. Grant of decree of dissolution.
Amendments (requiring commencement) by s. 88 of the Family Courts Act 2024 (No. 48), published 13 November 2024.
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Part, the court may, on application to it in that behalf by either of the civil partners, grant a decree of dissolution in respect of a civil partnership if it is satisfied that -
(a) at the date of the institution of the proceedings, the civil partners have lived apart from one another for a period of, or periods amounting to, at least two years during the previous three years, and
(b) provision that the court considers proper having regard to the circumstances exists or will be made for the civil partners and any dependent child of the civil partners.
(1A) For the purposes of this section -
(a) civil partners who live in the same dwelling as one another shall be considered as living apart from one another if the court is satisfied that, while so living in the same dwelling, the civil partners do not live together as a couple in an intimate and committed relationship, and
(b) a relationship does not cease to be an intimate relationship merely because it is no longer sexual in nature.