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Antokolskaia, M.V.

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“…113.-Deze specifieke ouderlijke plicht doet uiteraard geen afbreuk aan de algemene onderhoudsplicht die op grond van artikel 205 BW bestaat tussen verwanten in de rechte lijn. 248 Deze verplichting is wederkerig, zodat ook een ouder die behoeftig is recht heeft op levensonderhoud van zijn kinderen. 249…”

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Smeuninx¹

2016

Familie &Amp; Recht

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Smeuninx¹

2016

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“…See which underpin the law throughout Europe, both in common law and civil law states. 228 They point out that the common law did not develop unique principles in the sphere of substantive family law, as it did in other areas of private law. 229 Proponents of harmonization emphasize the efficiencies of simplification.…”

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Ten Years of European Family Law: Retrospective Reflections From a Common Law Perspective

Shúilleabháin¹

2010

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Council Regulation 1347/2000 (the ‘Brussels II Regulation’) marked the beginning of the ‘Europeanization’ of family law. This article analyses the development of EU family law policy over the last decade, with particular focus on the common law perspective. It is argued that the Brussels II Regulation and the ensuing EU family law measures have had (and will have) a significant negative impact in English and Irish law, clashing with internal legal policy and sitting uneasily alongside existing legal structures.

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“…Nonmarital cohabitation is a relatively new phenomenon in the Netherlands, at least over the last 100 years. 5 It is only since the end of the 1960s that a growing number of couples have cohabited without being married. The status of non-marital cohabitation is rather different from the position of concubinage during earlier historical periods; it is no longer restricted to specifi c social groups, and the number of persons involved is large and not limited to a specifi c stage in life.…”

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The Dutch Approach To Informal Lifestyles: Family Function Over Family Form?

Schrama

2008

International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family

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In this article, the Dutch approach to informal lifestyles will be analysed on the basis of legal developments during the period 1970 -2006 in a number of legal areas, such as landlord and tenant law, inheritance tax law, and social security law. The debate between family function and family form is the point of departure. This is highly relevant, since the number of couples living together unmarried is steadily increasing in the Netherlands. Non-marital cohabitation actually consists of a number of different types, including pre-marital, postmarital, and long-term cohabitation. However, surprisingly little sociological data on informal lifestyles are available, so it is diffi cult to combine sociological research with legal data. The results of the legal analyses demonstrate that the Dutch legal system has generally accepted non-marital cohabitation in most areas by recognizing both the emotional and economic ties between cohabiting partners. However, in the fi elds of family law, inheritance law, and criminal and criminal procedural law, informal lifestyles are mostly ignored. This is hardly acceptable, taking into account the aim of most of the provisions, which is generally not so much the recognition of the family form as such, but the recognition of the underlying family functions. In this respect, the form over function fi elds should be fundamentally reconsidered in order to do justice to the changed social reality.

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