Samenvatting

In extensive areas of private law, namely in the law of obligations,
endeavours to comprehensively harmonize and unify different legal
systems were already commenced in the second half of the twentieth
century. However, family law has only followed suit in very recent times.
This Model Family Code aims at contributing to future discussion on
the harmonization, and hopefully even unification of family law.
The Model Family Code has attempted to address all aspects of
Partnerships and of Parents and Children, which constitute the core
areas of any family law. It is elaborated from a global, rather than a
European perspective. In many cases, it was explicitly inspired by
solutions offered under Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand legal
systems. Furthermore, it goes beyond the common core of the solutions
found in domestic laws in search of the best solution, and removes all
discrepancies existing in these laws due to somewhat patchwork
development, thereby creating a wholly autonomous and consistent
system of family law based on modern solutions.
The Model Family Code offers a mere framework for discussion,
a skeleton that enables different family policies and realities, as well
as cultural systems and values, to be incorporated. It expressly seeks
to utilize new terminology, thereby consciously departing from
the myriad of national legal terms, which are burdened with historical
connotations in the respective countries.

Serie

• European Family Law Series
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Rubriek / NUR

Privaatrecht

Aankomende cursussen omtrent Privaatrecht:

Datum	Titel
19 jun	2-daagse cursus: Bouwbesluit in de praktijk, algemene regelgeving	0	0	0	0
26 jun	Investeren in vastgoed	4	0	4	0

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Trefwoorden

De volgende trefwoorden zijn opgenomen bij dit boek: Personenrecht, Personen- en familierecht, Privaatrecht, Familierecht

Literatuurlijsten

• Echtscheiding - Internationaal / Buitenland

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