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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE V
LIST OF AUTHORS VII
COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS 1
EUROPEANISATION OF FAMILY LAW
WALTER PINTENS 3
1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. FAMILY LAW AS OBJECT OF HARMONISATION OF LAW 6
3. HARMONISATION OF LAW IN CERTAIN AREAS OF FAMILY LAW . 9
3.1. LEGAL MATRIMONIAL REGIME 9
3.2. REGISTERED PARTNERSHIP, OPENING OF MARRIAGE AND
ADOPTION BY SAME-SEX PARTNERS 12
3.3. CONCLUSION 16
4. PERSPECTIVES 16
4.1. THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS 16
4.2. THE EUROPEAN UNION 20
5. THE COMMISSION ON EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW 29
PART ONE - ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST UNIFICATION
AND HARMONISATION OF FAMILY LAW IN EUROPE 35
ARGUMENTS FOR THE UNIFICATION AND HARMONISATION
OF FAMILY LAW IN EUROPE
NINA DETHLOFF 37
1. INTRODUCTION 37
2. CROSS-BORDER FAMILY LIFE 37
2.1. INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF CROSS-BORDER FAMILY TIES 37
2.2. LEGAL PROBLEMS 39
2.2.1. LACK OF LEGAL CERTAINTY AND THE COSTS ASSOCIATED
WITH THE DETERMINATION OF THE APPLICABLE LAW 39
A. INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION 39
B. LAW OF CONFLICTS 40
C. DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF FOREIGN LAW 42
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2.2.2. LOSS OR CHANGE OF LEGAL POSITIONS 43
A. LACK OF INTERNATIONALLY UNIFORM DECISION-MAKING 43
B. CHANGES IN THE APPLICABLE LAW 46
2.2.3. CONCLUSION 50
2.3. SOLUTION 50
3. EUROPEANISATION OF THE LAW 54
3.1. FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE 54
3.1.1. PROHIBITION OF RESTRICTIONS 55
3.1.2. FAMILY-LAW PROVISIONS AS RESTRICTIONS 56
3.1.3. JUSTIFICATION THROUGH PUBLIC INTEREST 58
3.2. CONCLUSION 58
4. FAMILY LAW AND CULTURAL IDENTITY 59
5. CONCLUSION 64
A FAMILY LAW FOR EUROPE? SOVEREIGNTY, POLITICAL
ECONOMY AND LEGITIMATION
DAVID BRADLEY 65
1. INTRODUCTION 65
2. "DEEPLY EMBEDDED" FAMILY LAW 69
2.1. POLITICAL ECONOMY AND SOVEREIGNTY 69
2.2. POLITICS AND FAMILY LAW REFORM IN A PERIOD OF
TRANSITION: CASE STUDY 72
3. FAMILY LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE 80
3.1. CONVERGENCE? 80
3.2. DIVERGENCE IN NORDIC FAMILY LAWS: CASE STUDY 82
4. PROBLEMS OF LEGITIMATION 89
4.1. FAMILY LAW REFORM, MODERNITY AND "BETTER" LAW 89
4.2. FROM A MORAL TO AN ECONOMIC AGENDA IN FAMILY LAW:
CASE STUDY 90
4.3. THE FALLACY OF THE "COMMON CORE" AND "BETTER"
FAMILY LAW 100
5. CONCLUSION 102
TOWARDS A EUROPEAN CIVIL CODE ON FAMILY LAW?
ENDS AND MEANS
MARIE-THERESE MEULDERS-KLEIN 105
1. INTRODUCTION 105
2. DEFINING THE ENDS 105
2.1. A MATTER OF TERMINOLOGY 105
2.2. THE MATTER OF AIMS 107
2.3. SPECIFICITY OF FAMILY LAW 108
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3. MEANS: THE LEGAL FEASIBILITY OF UNIFICATION 110
3.1. FROM SOFT LAW ILL
3.2. TO HARD LAW 112
4. POLITICAL DESIRABILITY OF A UNIFIED EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW .114
5. CONCLUSION 116
TOWARDS A EUROPEAN IUS COMMUNE: THE CURRENT
SITUATION IN OTHER FIELDS OF PRIVATE LAW
EWOUD HONDIUS 118
1. INTRODUCTION 118
2. ACHIEVEMENTS ON AN OFFICIAL LEVEL 119
2.1. FROM DIRECTIVE TO REGULATION 119
2.2. THE COMMUNICATION ON CONTRACT LAW 119
2.3. CASE-LAW OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 122
3. ACHIEVEMENTS BY PRIVATE GROUPS 123
3.1. THE LANDO COMMISSION; ITS UNIDROIT COUNTERPART
AND THE VON BAR SUCCESSION 123
3.2. GANDOLFI 125
3.3. TRENTO 126
3.4. SPIER AND KOZIOL AND OTHERS 128
3.5. CASEBOOKS 129
3.6. THE ACQUIS COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUP 130
3.7. SECOLA 130
4. NON-ACHIEVEMENTS 131
4.1. CONSTITUTIONAL COMPETENCE 131
4.2. COMITY 131
4.3. THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY 131
4.4. THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY 132
5. WE SHALL OVERCOME? SOME CONCERNS 132
5.1. CASE-LAW 133
5.2. GEOGRAPHICAL 133
5.3. SUBJECT-MATTER 133
5.4. TECHNICAL 134
6. CONCLUSION: THE ROLE OF ACADEMICS 134
BIBLIOGRAPHY 2000-2002 134
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PART TWO-METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS 141
METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HARMONISATION OF
FAMILY LAW
INGEBORG SCHWENZER 143
1. INTRODUCTION 143
2. STARTING POINT: THE COMPARATIVE METHOD 144
3. LAW IN BOOKS - LAW IN ACTION 144
4. THE FUNCTIONAL APPROACH 146
5. CONVERGING TENDENCIES 148
6. DIFFERENT CODIFICATION TECHNIQUES 151
7. DIVERGENCES DUE TO DIFFERENT STRUCTURES OF
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE LAW OF PROCEDURE . . . 153
8. DIVERGENCES DUE TO DIFFERENT FAMILY POLICIES AND
FAMILY REALITIES 154
9. DIVERGENCES DUE TO DIFFERENT VALUE SYSTEMS 156
10. CONCLUSION 158
THE "BETTER LAW" APPROACH AND THE HARMONISATION
OF FAMILY LAW
MASHAANTOKOLSKAIA 159
INTRODUCTION 159
1. "COMMON CORE" AND "BETTER LAW" METHODS:
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? 160
1.1. TWO METHODS 160
L2. THE "COMMON CORE" METHOD AND ITS LIMITS 160
1.3. THE "BETTER LAW" METHOD AND THE PROBLEM OF
JUSTIFYING THE CHOICES MADE 162
2. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE USE OF THE "COMMON
CORE" AND "BETTER LAW" METHODS 163
2.1. THE COMMISSION FOR THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES FOR
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS 163
2.2. THE LANDO COMMISSION ON EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW . 164
2.3. THE EUROPEAN GROUP ON TORT LAW 164
2.4. THE COMMISSION ON EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW 165
2.5. HIDING BEHIND "TECHNICAL CHOICES" 165
3. . FAMILY LAW: THE SAME PROBLEMS BUT TO A GREATER EXTENT 166
3.1. THE SCARCITY OF A COMMON CORE 166
3.2. MORE IDEOLOGY-LADEN CHOICES 167
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4. THE IDEOLOGICAL DIMENSION OF FAMILY LAW 168
4.1. THE IDEOLOGICAL CONNOTATION OF THE "CULTURAL
CONSTRAINS" ARGUMENT 169
4.2. THE ORIGINS OF DIVERSITY. THE IUS COMMUNE OF FAMILY LAW 169
4.3. THE CONSERVATIVE - PROGRESSIVE DIVIDE IN EUROPE 172
5. SHARED NOTION OF FAMILY RIGHTS AND JUSTIFYING THE
"BETTER LAW" 173
5.1. ADDITIONAL NEED FOR POLITICAL LEGITIMATION 173
5.2. THE EUROPEAN COURTS ARE ALSO SEARCHING FOR JUSTIFICATION 174
5.3. JOHNSTON V. IRELAND: NO RIGHT TO DIVORCE 175
5.4. EUROPEAN CHARTER: STILL NO RIGHT TO DIVORCE 176
5.5. THE SHARED NOTION OF FAMILY RIGHTS PROVIDES NO RELIEF . 178
6. HARMONISATION AS A MOVEMENT TOWARDS MORE
MODERN FAMILY LAW? 179
6.1. COMMON CORE-BASED PRINCIPLES 179
6.2. "BETTER LAW" PRINCIPLES 180
CONCLUDING REMARKS 181
PART THREE - UNIFICATION OF PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW IN FAMILY MATTERS 183
UNIFICATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL IAW IN
FAMILY LAW MATTERS WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION
MARIO TENREIRO AND MONIKA EKSTROM 185
1. LEGAL BASIS FOR JUDICIAL CO-OPERATION IN FAMILY
LAW MATTERS 185
2. THE PROGRESSIVE CREATION OF A COMMON JUDICIAL
AREA IN THE FIELD OF FAMILY LAW 187
2.1. THE PROGRAMME OF MUTUAL RECOGNITION 187
2.2. EXISTING EC LEGISLATION - THE BRUSSELS II REGULATION 188
2.3. PROPOSED EC LEGISLATION - THE COMMISSION PROPOSAL
OF 3 MAY 2002 189
2.3.1. BACKGROUND 189
2.3.2. THE QUESTION OF CHILD ABDUCTION 190
2.4. ENVISAGED EC LEGISLATION 193
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UNIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN
EUROPE - A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE
MAARITJANTERAJAREBORG 194
1. INTRODUCTION 194
1.1. THE TOPIC
194
1.2. REMARKS ON THE USED TERMINOLOGY 195
1.3. EVALUATING THE IMPORTANCE OF THE VARIOUS ISSUES 196
2. BEFORE BRUSSELS II - A RETROSPECT 196
3. THE BRUSSELS II REGULATION 198
3.1. SPECIAL COMMUNITY RULES OR GLOBAL RULES? 198
3.2. A CLASH WITH EXISTING HAGUE CONVENTIONS 199
3.3. BEING SHORT-SIGHTED HAS A PRICE 201
3.4. EXEQUATUR PRECEDES ENFORCEMENT - A SHORTCOMING
OR A NECESSITY? 202
3.5. HOW SHOULD ENFORCEMENT TAKE PLACE? 203
4. THE FRENCH PROPOSAL TO FACILITATE THE EXERCISE
OF RIGHTS OF ACCESS 204
4.1. THE EFFECT OF ABOLISHING EXEQUATUR 205
4.2. THE RETURN OF UNLAWFULLY RETAINED CHILDREN 206
5. UNIFIED CHOICE OF LAW RULES ON MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION
- THE ROME III 207
5.1. FEAR FOR FORUM SHOPPING AND FORUM RACING 207
5.2. PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO DIVORCE AND ITS
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT 208
6. WHAT LESSONS CAN BE LEARNED? 210
6.1. ARTICLE 65 REQUIRES RESTRAINT 211
6.2. IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEMS AND AVAILABLE METHODS 211
6.3. WORKING METHODS 212
6.4. THE CONTENT OF MUTUAL TRUST 214
6.5. A COMPARISON WITH SCANDINAVIAN COOPERATION 214
PART FOUR - UNIFICATION AND HARMONISATION
OF FAMILY LAW: DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES 217
CHALLENGING THE EUROPEAN HARMONISATION
OF FAMILY LAW: PERSPECTIVES ON "THE FAMILY'
CLARE MCGLYNN 219
1. INTRODUCTION 219
2. THE COURT OF JUSTICE AND "THE FAMILY" 219
3. THE COURT OF JUSTICE: A CHANGE IN DIRECTION? 224
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4. THE CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND "THE FAMILY" . 228
4.1. GENERAL PROVISIONS ON "THE FAMILY" 228
4.2. THE RIGHT TO MARRY 231
4.3. THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 232
5. LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES AND DEFINITIONS OF "FAMILY" 233
5.1. FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS 233
5.2. FAMILY LAW 234
5.3. ASYLUM AND IMMIGRATION 235
6. CONCLUSIONS 237
THE INFLUENCE OF EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW ON THE
FAMILY LAW OF COUNTRIES ACCEDING TO THE EU
ANDRZEJ MAZYNSKI 239
UNIFICATION AND HARMONIZATION OF FAMILY LAW
PRINCIPLES: THE UNITED STATES EXPERIENCE
NANCY G. MAXWELL 249
1. OVERVIEW OF THE STATE/FEDERAL RELATIONSHIP IN THE
CONTEXT OF FAMILY LAW 249
1.1. STATE STATUTES AND CASE LAW CONTROL WITHIN THE
JURISDICTION OF EACH STATE 250
1.2. DIVORCE JURISDICTION 250
1.2.1. FULL FAITH AND CREDIT AND MIGRATORY DIVORCE 250
1.2.2. DUE PROCESS CHALLENGES AND MIGRATORY DIVORCES 252
1.2.3. PERSONAL JURISDICTION AND ORDERS OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT . 253
1.2.4. FAILURE TO ENFORCE ORDERS OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT 255
1.3. FEDERAL LIMITATIONS ON STATE POWER - ACCESS TO DIVORCE
COURTS AND SEXUAL EQUALITY ISSUES 256
2. ATTEMPTS TO UNIFY AND HARMONIZE SUBSTANTIVE
FAMILY LAW 257
2.1. EARLY ATTEMPTS - THE UNIFORM MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE ACT 257
2.2. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 260
2.2.1. UNIFYING THE UNIFORM ACTS - THE JOINT EDITORIAL BOARD
FOR THE FAMILY LAW ACTS 260
2.2.2. TRANSFORMING SPOUSAL SUPPORT TO COMPENSATORY
PAYMENTS - THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE'S PRINCIPLES
OF THE LAW OF FAMILY DISSOLUTION 260
2.2.2. A MINOR RETREAT FROM NO-FAULT DIVORCE - COVENANT
MARRIAGES 263
3. THE UNIFICATION AND HARMONIZATION OF LAWS
RECOGNIZING AND ENFORCING SISTER STATE DECREES 264
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4. CURRENT STATUS OF U.S. LAW CONCERNING THE GROUNDS
FOR DIVORCE AND THE LAW OF SPOUSAL SUPPORT 265
5. WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM THE UNITED
STATES EXPERIENCE? 266
PART FIVE - SPECIFIC ISSUES
1. NEW PROBLEMS OF COHABITATION 269
STRENGTHENING THE TIES THAT BIND: PROPOSALS
FOR A CHILD-CENTERED EUROPEAN DIVORCE LAW
ASPASIATSAOUSSIS^HATZIS 271
1. INTRODUCTION 271
2. CHILDREN AT RISK: SOME ALARMING EVIDENCE 273
3. THE CONFLICTING INTERESTS OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN
UPON DIVORCE 277
4. STRENGTHENING MARRIAGE FOR THE SAKE OF CHILDREN 280
5. PROBLEMS OF ENFORCEMENT OF PRIVATE MARITAL
AGREEMENTS 286
6. CONCLUSION 289
BIBLIOGRAPHY 293
VARIATIONS ON THE THEME OF STATUS, CONTRACT
AND SEXUALITY: AN ITALIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE
CIRCULATION OF MODELS
MATTEO BONINI-BARALDI 300
1. INTRODUCTION 300
2. RELEVANT THEORETICAL CONCEPTS: STATUS AND CONTRACT . 302
3. THE USE OF STATUS AND CONTRACT IN EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES' PARTNERSHIP LEGISLATION 305
4. HUMAN RIGHTS AND SEXUALITY IN ITALY 308
5. EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP: SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR
FAMILY LAW 313
6. CONCLUSION 319
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DOMESTIC AND CONFLICT DIFFICULTIES INHERENT
IN REGULATING THE NEW ORDER
JANEEN M. CARRUTHERS 322
INTRODUCTION 322
1. IS OUR "DOMESTIC" HOUSE IN ORDER? INTERNAL RULES
OF SCOTTISH PRIVATE LAW 322
1.1. MARRIAGE 323
L2. COHABITATION 325
1.3. PROPOSALS FOR REFORM 326
1.4. SAME-SEX RELATIONSHIPS 328
2. AWAITING FOREIGN VISITORS: RULES OF SCOTTISH INTERNA-
TIONAL PRIVATE LAW 329
2.1. A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION 329
2.2. A QUESTION OF CHOICE OF LAW 332
2.3. A QUESTION OF RECOGNITION 334
3. FACING NEW FRONTIERS 337
CONSEQUENCES DERIVING FROM COHABITATION-
RELATIONS BETWEEN PARTNERS AND BETWEEN
PARENTS AND CHILDREN
SUZANAKRALJIC 339
1. INTRODUCTION 339
2. HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT OF COHABITATION 340
3. ESTABLISHING COHABITATION 342
4. THE INFLUENCE OF COHABITATION ON THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN THE PARTNERS 344
5. COHABITATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON CHILDREN 350
6. PROCEDURAL DIFFICULTIES CONNECTED WITH COHABITATION . . . 352
7. COHABITATION OUTSIDE THE MFRA 354
8. A COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW OF THE REGULATIONS PERTAINING
TO COHABITATION 356
8.1. CROATIA 356
8.2. MACEDONIA 357
8.3. SERBIA 359
9. CONCLUSIONS 360
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2. NEW TRENDS IN THE FIELD OF PARENTAGE AND
PARENTAL RESPONSIBIUTES 365
PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES VERSUS THE PROGRESSIVE
AUTONOMY OF THE CHILD AND THE ADOLESCENT
ROSA MARTINS 367
1. INTRODUCTION 367
2. CONCEPT, LEGAL NATURE, CONTENT AND AIMS OF PARENTAL
RESPONSIBILITIES 368
2.1. CONCEPT 368
2.2. LEGAL NATURE 368
2.3. CONTENT 369
2.4. AIMS 369
2.4.1. PROTECTION 369
2.4.2. PROMOTION OF THE CHILD'S AUTONOMY AND INDEPENDENCE . 370
3. A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE CHILD AND THE ADOLESCENT . . . 370
3.1. THE CHILD AND THE ADOLESCENT AS INDIVIDUALS WITH RIGHTS . 370
3.2. LEGAL EFFECTS OF THIS NEW PERSPECTIVE ON THE CHILD AND
ADOLESCENT IN THE LAW OF SOME EUROPEAN COUNTRIES . 371
3.3. THE PROGRESSIVE AUTONOMY OF THE MINOR CHILDREN HAS
NOT BEEN IGNORED BY THE LAW 373
4. SOME SUGGESTIONS IN ORDER TO ASSIST US TO MOVE
IN A NEW DIRECTION IN THE AREA OF PARENT-CHILD
RELATIONSHIPS 373
4.1. PROGRESSIVE REDUCTION IN THE CONTENT OF PARENTAL CARE . . 373
4.2. LEGAL REPRESENTATION OR "ASSISTANCE" 373
4.2.1. LEGAL REPRESENTATION 374
4.2.2. "ASSISTANCE" 374
4.3. "ASSISTANCE" AS THE MECHANISM THAT BEST FITS THE
PROGRESSIVE AUTONOMY OF THE CHILD AND OF THE
ADOLESCENT 374
4.4. BOTH AIMS OF PARENTAL CARE RECOMMEND CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN LEGAL REPRESENTATION AND "ASSISTANCE" 375
5. UNIFICATION OR HARMONISATION OF THIS AREA OF
FAMILY LAW 375
REFERENCES
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CONTACT ARRANGEMENTS
IN THE NETHERLANDS AND DENMARK
CHRISTINA GYLDENLOVEJEPPESEN DE BOER 378
1. INTRODUCTION 378
2. PARENTAL AUTHORITY 379
3. CONTACT PARENT - CHILD 384
3.1. THE RIGHT TO HAVE CONTACT 384
3.2. THE CONTENT OF CONTACT 386
3.3. PROCEDURES 388
3.4. REMEDIES 392
4. CONTACT - EXTENDED FAMILY 397
5. IN THE LIGHT OF HARMONISATION - CONCLUDING REMARKS . . 399
THE CONCEPT OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN
BULGARIAN AND ENGLISH LAW
MLGLENA BALDJIEVA 402
1. INTRODUCTION 402
2. THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF PARENT-CHILDREN RELATIONSHIPS . 402
3. POSSESSORS OF PARENTAL RIGHTS 405
4. STATE INTERVENTION * GROUNDS AND LIMITS 406
5. CONCLUSIONS 410
"JUST THE OVEN": A LAW & ECONOMICS APPROACH TO
GESTATIONAL SURROGACY CONTRACTS
ARJSTIDES N. HATZIS 412
3. PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASPECTS OF
COHABITATION AND PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES 435
NEW FORMS OF COHABITATION IN EUROPE; CHAL-
LENGES FOR ENGLISH PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
YVETTETAN 437
1. INTRODUCTION 437
2. RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN TRANSSEXUAL MARRIAGES 439
2.1. WVWFACTS 442
2.2. B V B - A LOST OPPORTUNITY TO DEVIATE FROM CORBETT? 443
2.3. YET ANOTHER MISSED OPPORTUNITY AT THE COURT OF APPEAL? . 444
2.4. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS FOR TRANSSEXUALS 444
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3. COHABITATION LEGISLATION ON A PIECEMEAL BASIS 445
3.1. RECOGNITION PROBLEMS FOR PIECEMEAL LEGISLATION 446
4. COHABITATION CONTRACTS 448
4.1. FRENCH PACS 448
4.2. HETEROSEXUAL PACS RECOGNITION FAVOURED OVER
HOMOSEXUAL PACS? 451
4.3. NEW PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW LEGISLATION NEEDED? 452
5. REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS 453
5.1. BAKER V. VERMONT 453
5.2. DANISH REGISTERED PARTNERSHIP ACT 454
5.2.1. RECOGNITION PROBLEMS FOR REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS
IN ENGLISH PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 455
5.2.2. WHAT IS IN A NAME? 457
5.2.3. BURNS V. FREER - A LESSON FROM THE UNITED STATES? 457
5.2.4. D. & SWEDEN V. COUNCIL - A LESSON FROM THE
EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE? 458
5.3. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ENGLISH RECOGNITION OF
A FOREIGN REGISTERED PARTNERSHIP 458
6. SAME-SEX MARRIAGE 459
6.1. RECOGNITION OF A FOREIGN SAME-SEX MARRIAGE IN
ENGLISH LAW 459
6.2. WHICH PARTNERSHIP FROM EUROPE IS MOST LIKELY TO BE
RECOGNISED? 460
7. CONCLUSIONS 461
NEW FORMS OF COHABITATION: PRIVATE INTERNA-
TIONAL LAW ASPECTS OF REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS
SANDRINE HENNERON 462
1. THE PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CATEGORY 464
1.1. THE LACK OF OPPORTUNITY FOR A LINK TO AN EXISTING
PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CATEGORY 465
1.1.1. REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS ARE NOT MARRIAGES 465
1.1.2. REGISTERED PARTNERSHIPS ARE NOT CONTRACTS 467
1.2- THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE CREATION OF AN AUTONOMOUS
PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CATEGORY 468
2. THE APPLICABLE LAW 469
2.1. TIES TO BE REJECTED 469
2.2. TIE TO BE PROPOSED 469
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BRUSSELS II AND BEYOND: A BETTER DEAL FOR CHILDREN
IN THE EUROPEAN UNION?
HELEN STALFORD 471
1. INTRODUCTION 471
2. THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD UNDER THE "BRUSSELS"
REGULATIONS 473
3. THE PROPOSED BRUSSELS II AMENDMENTS AND THE
RIGHTS OF THE CHILD 476
4. WHAT INTERPRETATION OF CHILDREN'S RIGHTS UNDERPINS
THE BRUSSELS II AMENDMENTS? 479
5. PUTTING BRUSSELS I AND II INTO PRACTISE IN THE INTERESTS
OF THE CHILD 481
6. ADDRESSING A RESEARCH VACUUM 483
7. ASSESSING LEGAL PRACTITIONERS AWARENESS AND
APPLICATION OF EU FAMILY PROVISIONS 483
8. ENHANCING THE INVOLVEMENT OF CHILDREN IN
CROSS-NATIONAL FAMILY PROCEEDINGS 485
9. THE IMPACT OF THE FIRST-SEISED RULE ON CHILDREN 486
10. CONCLUSION 487
REGULATING PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE
EUROPEAN UNION
ELENA RODRIGUEZ PINEAU 489
1. PRECEDENTS 489
1.1. EC LEGISLATIVE ACTION IN ORDER TO DEAL WITH THE
SIDE-EFFECTS OF INTEGRATION 489
1.2. THE U-TURN: TOWARDS FAMILY LAW HARMONISATION 490
2. EC REGULATION 1347/2000 ("BRUSSELS II") 493
2.1. THE RATIONALE BEHIND THE REGULATION 493
2.2. PROBLEMS RAISED BY THE REGULATION'S SCOPE
OF APPLICATION 494
2.3. PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM JURISDICTIONAL CONNECTING
FACTORS "*95
2.4. PROBLEMS AS FAR AS APPLICABLE LAW IS CONCERNED 497
3. THE PROPOSAL FOR A NEW REGULATION ("BRUSSELS II BIS") . . 499
3.1. JUSTIFICATION
500
3.2. QUESTIONS REGARDING JURISDICTION GROUNDS 502
3.2.1. STIMULATING "FORUM SHOPPING"? 502
3.2.2. IS COMMUNITARISATION OF JURISDICTIONAL FORA
EXCESSIVE?
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3.3. QUESTIONS REGARDING APPLICABLE LAW 505
4. CONCLUDING CONSIDERATIONS 506
FIRST STEPS IN THE COMMUNITARISATION OF FAMILY
LAW: TOO MUCH HASTE, TOO LITTLE REFLECTION?
PETER MCELEAVY 509
1. INTRODUCTION 509
2. A EUROPEAN COMMUNITY FAMILY LAW 510
3. NEW ORDER V. OLD ORDER 514
3.1. TOPIC SELECTION & PREPARATORY WORK 515
3.2. NEGOTIATION & PROJECT MANAGEMENT 520
3.3. EFFICIENCY & EFFECTIVENESS 523
4. CONCLUSION 525
DRAWING TO A CLOSE 527
DIVORCE AND MAINTENANCE BETWEEN FORMER
SPOUSES - INITIAL RESULTS OF THE COMMISSION
ON EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW
DIETER MARTINY 529
1. INTRODUCTION 529
1.1. FORMULATING A QUESTIONNAIRE 529
1.2. THE CHOICE OF THE SUBJECT 530
1.3. THE PURPOSE OF THE NATIONAL REPORTS 531
1.4. METHODOLOGY 532
2. DIVORCE 533
2.1. THE EXISTENCE OF DIVORCE 533
2.2. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE 533
2.3. "MIXED GROUNDS" JURISDICTIONS 534
2.4. DIVORCE BY AGREEMENT 535
2.5. UNILATERAL DIVORCE 537
2.6. NON-FAULT DIVORCE AND IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN 537
2.7. ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS 539
2.8. OBSTACLES TO DIVORCE 541
2.9. THE POSSIBLE APPROACH OF THE PRINCIPLES 541
2.10. PROCEDURE 542
3. MAINTENANCE 543
3.1. GRANTING MAINTENANCE 543
3.2. MAINTENANCE AS A CONSEQUENCE OF DIVORCE 544
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3.3. CALCULATION OF MAINTENANCE 546
3.4. THE LENGTH AND THE TERMINATION OF MAINTENANCE
OBLIGATIONS 547
3.5. PRIORITY OF CLAIMS 548
4. METHODOLOGICAL POINTS 549
5. CONCLUSION 550
A FAMILY IAW FOR EUROPE: NECESSARY, FEASIBLE,
DESIRABLE?
ESIN
ORUCU
551
1. INTRODUCTION 551
1.1. OVERTURE 551
1.2. POSSIBLE POSITIONS 552
1.3. WHO MIGHT OPT FOR WHICH POSITION? 552
2. A VIEW FROM THE COMPARATIVE LAW VANTAGE POINT 553
2.1. COMPARATIVE LAWYERS TODAY 553
2.2. AREAS HITHERTO NEGLECTED 554
2.3. DIFFERENCES OR SIMILARITIES? 555
3. A FAMILY LAW FOR EUROPE: A TASTE OF THE CONFERENCE
ON PERSPECTIVES FOR THE UNIFICATION AND HARMO-
NISATION OF FAMILY LAW IN EUROPE 556
3.1. GENERAL OVERVIEW 556
3.2. OPTIONS 557
3.3. QUESTIONS 557
3.4. ANSWERS 559
4. CONCLUDING REMARKS 570
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