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The concept of the deceased's habitual residence in the European succession regulation / El concepto de residencia habitual del causante en el Reglamento Sucesorio europeo

Barataria, 2015
International successions have often raised controversies for Private International Law. This paper deals with the general ground of jurisdiction of the deceased’s last habitual residence.
Javier Carrascosa González
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The legal paradox of child’s habitual residence [PDF]

Iustinianus Primus Law Review, 2014
In legal theory there have been several attempts at proposing a definition and explain for this legal institute. The main significance of this legal institute is that is a modern one and is not burdened by several definitions. It is accepted that the
Ilija Rumenov
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The Continuing Refinement of Habitual Residence: R, Petitioner [PDF]

Edinburgh Law Review, 2016
The past two years have provided fertile ground for judicial consideration of habitual residence as a factor connecting a person to a specific legal jurisdiction. Since September 2013, the connecting factor has been considered twice by the Court of Justice of the European Union1 and four times by the Supreme Court.2 These judgments were followed by a ...
Hill, David
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INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION RULES IN MATTERS OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: THE CONCEPT OF HABITUAL RESIDENCE V NATIONALITY

Human Research in Rehabilitation, 2012
The rules of jurisdiction in matters of parental responsibility contained in the Brussels II bis Regulation are based on the concept of habitual residence, while the legislation in B&H in this area gave priority to the principle of nationality. Analyzing
Jasmina Alihodzic
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The Concept of Domicile in Matrimonial Causes in Nigeria: A Critique of the Status Quo

African Journal of Inter-Multidisciplinary Studies
Proof of domicile is a condition precedent to the assumption of jurisdiction by High Courts in Nigeria. Under the Nigerian legal framework, it is the husband's domicile that matters in matrimonial causes.
Abiodun Odusote
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Investigate Women's Knowledge, Attitude and Their Immediate Intervention Regarding Habitual Abortion [PDF]

Egyptian Journal of Health Care, 2020
Aim: to investigate women’s knowledge, attitude and immediate intervention regarding their habitual abortion. Setting: The study was conducted at Ain Shams Habitual Abortion Outpatient Clinic. Design: A descriptive study design.
Walaa Fathy Mohammed, Nadia Abdel Hamid Attiat Allah, Kamilia Ragab Abou-Shabana, Shimaa Ibrahim salama   +3 more
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The E.E. Decision Sheds Light on Notaries Acting as 'Courts' and on a Few Other Notions Within the Context of the Succession Regulation

European Papers, 2021
(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 45-55 | European Forum Insight of 29 March 2021 | (Table of Contents) I. Preliminary remarks. - II.
Agne Limante
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The change of the child’s habitual residence

The Journal of the National Institute of Justice, 2022
Every child has a habitual residence, which indicates his special connection with a certain place. Although the phrase contains the term „ordinary“, it is certain that the residence can be changed. On this interference in the child’s life and psychological comfort, the parents would decide together, in order to reduce the suffering caused to the child ...
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INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION UNDER THE EU PROPERTY REGIMES REGULATIONS – BRINGING COHERENCE INTO CROSS-BORDER COUPLES’ PROPERTY DISPUTES

Zbornik Pravnog Fakulteta Sveučilišta u Rijeci, 2021
The paper thoroughly examines the rules on jurisdiction of the Property Regimes Regulations, analysing both the expected benefits as well as the existing and potential problems in the application of the new rules.
Jerca Kramberger Škerl
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Finnish Children or ‘Cubs of the Caliphate’?Jurisdiction and State ‘Response-ability’ in Human Rights Law, Private International Law and the Finnish Child Welfare Act

Oslo Law Review, 2020
This article examines the legal position of children of families allegedly associated with Daesh (ISIL/ISIS) who are currently detained in refugee camps in Syria. The analysis is based on a review of consular legislation, human rights obligations and the
Sanna Mustasaari
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