232ITransactions under Domestic Relationships Act 1994,

232I Transactions under Domestic Relationships Act 1994, s 33 (1) (d) under a domestic relationship agreement or termination agreement under the Domestic Relationships Act 1994, if— (a) the agreement is in writing and signed by each party; and (b) the agreement is endorsed with, or accompanied by, the certificates mentioned in that Act, section 33 (1) (d) for each party; and Note The certificates relate to independent legal advice about the agreement. (c) the commissioner is satisfied that the transaction is consequent on the end of the domestic relationship between the parties; and (d) the property that is the subject of the transaction is relationship (e) for a transfer of dutiable property or property in a motor vehicle, (i) to the parties to the relationship, or to either of them; or

(f) for a chapter 3 transaction, the parties to the transaction are— (i) the parties to the relationship, or either of them; or (2) For subsection (1) (c), in deciding whether a transaction under a domestic relationship agreement is consequent on the end of a relationship, the commissioner must have regard to any statement made by a party to the relationship to the effect that— (a) the relationship has ended; or (b) if the relationship is a civil union—the party has given, or intends to give, a termination notice to the registrar-general under the Civil Unions Act 2012; or (c) if the relationship is a civil partnership—the party has given, or intends to give, a termination notice to the registrar-general Note The commissioner may require a person to provide information, attend