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CANDIDATES I.D
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TITLE OF COURSE
ASSIGNMENT NO
TWO
YEAR
ONE
DATE
COURSE DIRECTOR
: MISS S. CHAMBERS
JURISDICTION
: JAMAICA
________________________________________________
I hereby certify that this assignment is an identical copy of
the copy submitted electronically on January 12, 2015
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BETWEEN
LINDSAY PARKES
AND
MARK PARKES
PETITIONER
RESPONDENT
On the 9th day of February 2008 the Petitioner Lindsay Parkes was
lawfully married to Mark Parkes at St. Lukes Anglican Church in the
Parish of St. Andrew, by Vicar George Jacques a marriage officer of the
island of Jamaica.
2. At the time of the marriage the Petitioner was a Spinster and the
Respondent a Bachelor.
3. The Petitioner was born on the 12th day of August 1981 at St. Hughs
Hospital in the Parish of St. Michael and the Respondent was born on the
12th day of March 1979 at St. Hughs Hospital in the parish of St. Michael.
4. Both the Petitioner and the Respondent are Jamaica nationals.
5. The Petitioner and the Respondent lived as man and wife in Jamaica at 23
Peters Lane in the parish of Saint James.
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13.The marriage between the Petitioner and the Respondent has broken down
irretrievably.
14.The following are the circumstances in which the Petitioner considers the
marriage to have broken down irretrievably:
Cohabitation had ceased for over two years immediately preceding the
presentation of this petition.
Particulars
The parties separated on the 3 June 2011, resumed
cohabitation on 3 July 2011, separated again on 3 February
2012 and have lived separately and apart from that date.
As a result of the Respondents involvement in an extra
marital affair, frequent quarrels ensued between the
Respondent and the Petitioner, and on more than one
occasion physical violence towards the Petitioner, the
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day of
January
20
_________________________
Petitioner
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in default against you. See rule 76.12.
The form of Acknowledgment of Service may be completed by you or an Attorney-atLaw acting for you.
You should consider obtaining legal advice with regard to the claim contained in the
Petition.
[SEAL]
The Registry is at The Supreme Court, Public Buildings, King Street, Kingston,
telephone numbers (876) 922-8300 9, fax (876) 967-0669. The office is open
between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
on Fridays, except on Public Holidays.
The Petitioners address for service Is that of her Attorney-at-Law MANLEY &
MANLEY of 5 Worthington Terrace, Kingston 5, Attorneys-at-Law for and on behalf of
the Petitionerherein (Telephone No. 906-2571/926-9251; Facsimile 926-9251.
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FILED by MANLEY & MANLEY of 5 Worthington Terrace, Kingston 5, Attorneys-at-Law for and
on behalf of the Petitioner herein (Telephone No. 906-2571/926-9251; Facsimile 926-9251.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE IN
MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS
LINDSAY PARKES
AND
MARK PARKES
of
PETITIONER
RESPONDENT
WARNING: If this form is not fully completed and returned to the Registry at
the address below within fourteen 28 days of the date of service of the Petition
on you or such longer time as is permitted by an order or rule under rule 76.8 substituted service or rule 76.9 - service out of the jurisdiction, the Petitioner
will be entitled to apply to proceed in default against you - see rules 9.2(5) and
76.12. If the Petitioner does so, you will have no right to be heard by the court
unless you are applying to set aside any order it may have made.
Have you received the Petition with the above claim number?
YES/NO
2.
3.
YES/NO
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.YYYYYYY..........................................
4.
YES/NO
If so you must file an Answer, Defence or Affidavit [see rule 76.11] within 28
days of the service of the Petition or other document commencing the
proceedings on you, unless a longer time is permitted by an order or rule
[see rule 76.8 - substituted service and rule 76.9 - service out of the
jurisdiction].
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5.
6.
YES/NO
YES/NO
If you do please set out below the parts of the claim to which you admit:
(a)
..
(b)
..
(c)
..
(d)
..
(e)
..
Dated
day of
20
Signed.........................................................
[Respondent in Person]
[or]
[Respondents Attorney-at-law]
The Registry is at The Supreme Court, Public Buildings, King Street, Kingston,
telephone numbers (876) 922-8300 9, fax (876) 967-0669. The office is open
between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. on Fridays, except on Public
Holidays.
FILED by MANLEY & MANLEY of 5 Worthington Terrace, Kingston 5, Attorneys-at-Law for and
on behalf of the Petitioner herein (Telephone No. 906-2571/926-9251; Facsimile 926-9251.
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LINDSAY PARKES
AND
MARK PARKES
PETITIONER
RESPONDENT
I, Lindsay Parkes being duly sworn, make oath and say as follows:
1. I reside and have my true place of abode and postal address at Upper
Mansfield Park in the parish of Saint Andrew and I am a Pharmacist
and I am the Petitioner.
2. The following are the particulars of the arrangements for the care,
maintenance, education and upbringing of the relevant child.
A.
2Residence
Our children Daniel Parkes and Marla Parkes live with my parents and I in
a 2,500 square feet house with 5 bedroom and 3 bathroom in upper
Mansfield Park in the parish of Saint Andrew.
B.
3Education
Daniel Parkes and Marla Parkes both attends Saint Lukes Basic School in the
parish which is in close proximity to where we live. However both children will
be moving to Saint Lukes Preparatory School when they attain the age of six
years which is also in close proximity to where we live.
Both myself and the Respondent agreed and intends on financing the education
of both children up to the tertiary level.
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Both children also attend St. Lukes Anglican Church in the parish of Saint
Andrew with my parents.
C. 4Financial Provision
Both myself Respondent bears the cost for the maintenance of the children.
The Respondent contributed USD 300 monthly towards maintenance of
myself and the two children
D.
Health
at
_______________________________
this
8th day of
January
2015
)
)
before me:
Lindsay Parkes
)
_______________________
Justice of the Peace for the parish of
Saint Andrew
FILED by MANLEY & MANLEY of 5 Worthington Terrace, Kingston 5, Attorneys-at-Law for and
on behalf of the Petitioner herein (Telephone No. 906-2571/926-9251; Facsimile 926-9251.
(ii)
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In order to bring the dissolution proceedings to Marks attention, firstly, an application
for substituted service will have to be made, in accordance with Rule 76.8 of the Civil
Procedure Rules, since his exact whereabouts in the United States is unknown. The
application for substituted service will be made by notice of application for court orders
which is Form 7 in the CPR and it is a without notice application. The application is to seek
the courts permission to dispense with personal service for another form of service.
Secondly, an affidavit should also be drafted to accompany the notice of application. This
affidavit must set out the reason for seeking to adopt a form of service other than personal
service; the reasons no attempt was made to effect personal service, which in this case is
based on the fact that the Respondent whereabouts is unknown to the Petitioner. The affidavit
it must also show the reasons for believing that the purposed method of service is likely to
cause the document to come to the attention of the person to be served, which is the fact that
Rachel Parkes knows the Respondent whereabouts and she communicates with him at least
on a monthly basis.
Thirdly, a draft order should be prepared outlining the orders which the Petitioner anticipates,
will be granted by the Court.
Fourthly, all three documents (Notice of Application, Draft Order and Affidavit) are to be
filed in the Supreme Court.
After filing the three documents in the Supreme Court, if the application is granted, the order
granted by the court should be served on Rachel Parkes along with the three documents
(Petition, Affidavit Accompanying Petition and an Acknowledgement of Service), which
ought to be served on the Respondent.
Finally, the Petitioner must then draft and file an affidavit of service as evidence that service
has been effected.
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