CHOOSE THE MOST APPROPRIATE ANSWER. Choose the incorrect answer from the options below. Consent for adoption is not required if the parent or guardian: 1.Has abandoned the child, or if the whereabouts of that parent or guardian cannot be established, or if the identity of that parent or guardian is unknown. 2.Has consistently failed to fulfil his or her parental responsibilities towards the child during the last 12 months. 3.Is incompetent to give consent due to mental illness. 4.Has not been divested by an order of court of the right to consent to the adoption. 5.Has abused or deliberately neglected the child, or has allowed the child to be abused or deliberately neglected. At the end of the divorce trial between Mr and Mrs Zooming, the court granted the divorce decree dissolving their marriage in community of property as petitioned by Mrs. Zooming. In addition, the court made a partial forfeiture order against Mr Zooming, in favour of Mrs Zooming. Mrs Zooming has contributed R250 000 into the joint estate; while Mr Zooming only contributed R124 000. The total in the joint estate is R374 000. How much will Mr Zooming forfeit? 1.R31 500 2.R63 000 3.R31 166.67 4.R124 000 5.R187 000 Mary and John have been married for 15 years. Mary is a high school teacher and John is an engineer. They have tried various medical treatments over the duration of their marriage to conceive a baby. Sadly, all medical intervention has failed. Mary and John are desperate to have a family and decide to adopt a baby. They are concerned about the legal effects that the adoption will have. Referring to the below options, choose the most appropriate answer. 1.Once the adoption is finalised, the child now becomes the child of the adoptive parents, and will have the same status as a child born to the adoptive parents, including the right to inherit from them. 2.The right to contact the child, and any rights or responsibilities that the child had towards any person are also terminated. 3.All options provided here, relate to the legal effects of an adoption. 4.All parental rights and responsibilities that anyone, including the child's parents, step-parents or partners in a domestic partnership, previously had over the childare terminated by the granting of the adoption order. 5.Adoption under customary law does not follow the same processes applied in civil adoptions; however our courts have recognised customary law adoptions for the purposes of awarding compensation for loss of support where an adoptive parent was negligently killed. At the date of the marriage, Mrs Khumalo owned some furniture to the value of R20 000.00. The weighted Consumer Price Index (CPI) value at the time of the Khumalos' marriage was 81.6 and the CPI value at the time of Mr Khumalo's death was 123.2. For the purposes of the accrual calculations, what is the amended commencement value of Mrs Khumalo's estate? Choose the most appropriate answer from the options below: 1.R286 017.00 2.R28 617.00 3.R139 770.00 4.R2 861.00 5.R13 977.00