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All's Well That Ends Registered? - The Substantive and Private International Law Aspects of Non-Marital Registered Relationships in Europe (Paperback)
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All's Well That Ends Registered? - The Substantive and Private International Law Aspects of Non-Marital Registered Relationships in Europe (Paperback)
Series: European Family Law, 11
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Since 1989, Europe has witnessed an exponential increase in the
number of so-called "registered partnership" schemes introduced
alongside marriage. The diversity of registration schemes has
created numerous problems in cases involving an international or
cross-border element. This book focuses on these new registration
schemes and is divided into two main parts. The first part is
dedicated to the analysis and comparison of the substantive law
rules of Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Switzerland and the
United Kingdom (England & Wales, Scotland and Northern
Ireland). On the basis of this comparison, it is concluded that
although these registration schemes appear to be dissimilar, they
all fulfil a common function. This conclusion serves as the
starting point for the second part, which examines the private
international law rules applicable to such relationships.
Unification of these rules is deemed to be not only desirable, but
also feasible. This book serves as a reference tool for all those
who require information regarding the substantive law rules in the
countries researched, as well as for those interested in the
private international law aspects of these new forms of non-marital
registered relationships.
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