South Australian Current Acts

LAW OF PROPERTY ACT 1936 - SECT 60

60—Class ascertainment

For the purpose of ascertaining whether the membership of a class is presently ascertainable and, if so, the membership of the class—

            (a)         the possibility that a person might, while under the age of 12 years, become the natural or adoptive parent of a child is to be ignored; and

            (b)         the possibility that a male or female over the age of 55 years might become the adoptive parent of a child is to be ignored; and

            (c)         the possibility that a female over the age of 55 years might bear a child is to be ignored; and

            (d)         the possibility that a child might be born to a living person is to be ignored if it is established to the satisfaction of the court that there is no real prospect that the possibility will be realised; and

            (e)         the possibility of biological parentage arising from an artificial reproductive procedure involving the use of reproductive material from a person who is dead at the time of the procedure is to be ignored.