Tort Deceit Paternity Whether tort of deceit can be applied in marital context in relation to false representations of paternity âˆ' Where false representations were made by wife in course of marriage concerning paternity of children born during marriage âˆ' Where birth notification forms completed by wife represented husband to be father âˆ' Where DNA testing after marriage ended revealed two children of the marriage were not the biological children of the husband âˆ' Where husband claimed damages in deceit for loss of earnings, loss of use of moneys, personal injury and pain and suffering âˆ' Relevance of history of tort of deceit âˆ' Relevance of abolition of inter-spousal immunity in tort by Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) âˆ' Relevance of statutory scheme intended to minimise role of fault in determining legal rights and liabilities following breakdown of marriages âˆ' Relevance of statutory regime under Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) for repayment of moneys wrongly paid for child......

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Title: The Noob Who Was A Noob
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