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Primary Legislation. Wills Act
1837. Married Womens Property Act
1882.
Law of Property Act
1925. Children and Young Persons Act
1933. Marriage Act
1949. Matrimonial Causes (Property and Maintenance) Act
1958. Marriage
(Enabling) Act
1960. Married Womens Property Act
1964. Civil Evidence Act
1968. Family Law Reform Act
1969. Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act
1970. Marriage (Registrar Generals Licence) Act
1970. Matrimonial
Proceedings and Property Act
1970. Matrimonial Causes Act
1973. Domicile and
Matrimonial Proceedings Act
1973. Inheritance (Provision for Family and
Dependants) Act
1975. Legitimacy Act
1976. Adoption Act
1976. Domestic
Proceedings and Magistrates Courts Act
1978. Supreme Court Act
1981.
Marriage Act
1983. Child Abduction Act
1984. Police and Criminal Evidence Act
1984. Housing Act
1985. Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Act
1986. Family Law Act
1986. Family Law Reform Act
1987. Housing Act
1988.
Children Act
1989. Maintenance Enforcement Act
1991. Child Support Act
1991.
Child Support Act
1995. Family Law Act
1996. Housing Act
1996. Education Act
1996. Protection from Harassment Act
1997. Human Rights Act 1998 .
Immigration and Asylum Act
1999. Care Standards Act
2000. Criminal Justice
and Court Services Act
2000. Adoption and Children Act
2002. Gender
Recognition Act
2004. Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act
2004. Children
Act
2004. Civil Partnership Act
2004. Welfare Reform Act
2007. Child
Maintenance and Other Payments Act
2008. Human Fertilisation and Embryology
Act
2008. Children and Young Persons Act
2008. Secondary Legislation. The
Family Proceedings Rules
1991. International Instruments. United Nations
Convention on the Rights of the Child (2 September 1990).
Phil Bates is Lecturer in Law at The Open University. He has taught Family Law and Child Law at the University of Reading, and at King's College London.
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