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Family law. Inheritance law --- France --- Marital property --- Husband and wife --- Inheritance and succession --- Biens matrimoniaux --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Successions et héritages --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Successions et héritages

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Les Chroniques notariales sont nées il y a plus de trente-cinq ans de la volonté de l’Université de Liège de mettre ses ressources et son expertise à la disposition des professionnels confrontés à l’accroissement de la documentation juridique indispensable à leur pratique. Elles fournissent aux notaires et à tous les praticiens des matières notariales, à intervalles réguliers lors d’un colloque à Liège, une information sur l’évolution de la législation, de la jurisprudence et de la doctrine, dans des matières toujours plus amples et complexes. Les Chroniques notariales contiennent des analyses raisonnées et une mise en situation des récents développements du droit en rapport avec les pratiques déjà en vigueur ou à promouvoir

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Marriage --- Acadians --- Prenuptial agreements --- Marital property --- Mariage --- Acadiens --- Contrats de mariage --- Biens matrimoniaux --- History --- Social life and customs --- Histoire --- Moeurs et coutumes --- Acadia --- Acadie --- Economic conditions --- Conditions économiques --- Conditions économiques --- Canada --- 17e-18e siecles --- Conditions sociales --- Société

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As on 1 January 2020, some three percent of the population of the EU were citizens of one member state living and/or working in the territory of a member state other than that of which they are a citizen. In addition, around five percent of the resident population of the EU consisted of third country nationals. Naturally, these diasporic groups formed cross-border couples consisting of partners of different nationalities or partners of the same nationality both living in a country other than that of their origin. This reality, to be sure, raises many legal questions for the persons involved where the national family laws of several countries come into play. In an effort to bring about added legal certainty and predictability to couples in cross-border situations, the EU adopted several instruments often referred to together as ?EU private international family law?.00This volume examines the two most recent of these: the Matrimonial Property Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/1103) and the Regulation on the Property Consequences of Registered Partnerships (Regulation (EU) 2016/1104), together referred to as the ?Twin Regulations?. These have proved to be a crucial piece of the European family law puzzle, regulating aspects of the everyday lives of those concerned. This book presents an in-depth analysis of these instruments, revealing the substance of the provisions in the regulations and exploring their practical implications in EU family law by discussing questions that are closely related to matrimonial and partnership property regimes. The contributors also cover the relevant CJEU case law and, where available, the national case law of the EU countries. Case studies are used to interrogate the potentialities of these new instruments.

European law --- International private law --- Family law. Inheritance law --- European Union --- Domestic relations --- Marital property --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Council of the European Union. --- Pays de l'Union européenne --- Familles --- Biens matrimoniaux --- Droit --- Pays de l'Union européenne

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Le droit patrimonial des couples a connu ces dernières années une réforme législative importante et une coordination législative intégrant une partie du droit des régimes matrimoniaux dans le nouveau Code civil. La matière s’est enrichie d’une jurisprudence créative. Les juges compensent les lacunes du législateur qui n’a pas pris en considération les besoins de protection des couples non mariés ou mariés en séparation de biens pure et simple. Les auteurs livrent une analyse approfondie et documentée de la jurisprudence des dernières années.

Family law. Inheritance law --- Belgium --- Husband and wife --- Couples --- Marital property --- Régimes matrimoniaux --- Biens matrimoniaux --- Law and legislation --- Droit --- E-books --- Concubinage --- Contrats de mariage --- Patrimoine --- Mariage --- Partenariats enregistrés --- Réforme. --- Droit. --- Belgique