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Lange v Lange 1945 AD 332. At the time of the marriage, the party was suffering from mental illness. He understood the legal nature and consequences of marriage but was motivated by delusions caused by the mental illness to enter into the marriage.
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Lange Appellant v Lange Respondent 1945 AD 332 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document summarizes a 1945 court case regarding whether a marriage should be declared null and void due to the mental incapacity of one spouse at the time of marriage.
The appellant, Sophia Louisa Lange (born du Plessis), sued her husband unsuccessfully in the Transvaal Provincial Division for an order declaring her marriage with Otto Theodor Lange null and void on the ground that the defendant was insane at the date of the marriage, which took place on 19th March, 1940, at Durban, Natal.
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Feb 24, 2021 · The appellate division affirmed Lange's judgment of conviction. In the meantime, Lange filed a civil suit, asking the court to overturn the suspension of his license, and the civil court granted the petition after determining Lange's arrest was unlawful.
- Lange v Lange 1945 AD 332 at 342: Court extended definition and held that person will be mentally ill even if that person does understand the nature and legal consequences of their acts, but is motivated to perform the acts by delusions caused by mental illness.
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In the latest in a lengthening line of pro-arbitration judgments in recent years, the Supreme Court of Appeal in De Lange v Presiding Bishop, Methodist Church of Southern Africa and Another1 refused an application to set aside an arbitration agreement.
