(1) If a child is born
to a woman while she is married, the child is presumed to be a child of the
woman and her husband.
(2) If —
(a) at a
particular time —
(i)
a marriage to which a woman is a party is ended by death;
or
(ii)
a purported marriage to which a woman is a party is
annulled;
and
(b) a
child is born to the woman within 44 weeks after that time,
the child is presumed
to be a child of the woman and the husband or purported husband.
(3) If —
(a) the
parties to a marriage separated at any time; and
(b)
after the separation, they resumed cohabitation on one occasion; and
(c)
within 3 months after the resumption of cohabitation, they separated again and
lived separately and apart; and
(d) a
child is born to the woman within 44 weeks after the end of the cohabitation,
but after the dissolution of the marriage,
the child is presumed
to be a child of the woman and the husband.