Nordic cohabitation law /: John Asland, Margareta Brattström, Göran Lind, Ingrid Lund-Andersen, Anna Singer, Tone Sverdrup.

Name: Nordic cohabitation law / John Asland, Margareta Brattström, Göran Lind, Ingrid Lund-Andersen, Anna Singer, Tone Sverdrup.
ISBN: 9781780685366

Asland, John,; Brattström, Margareta,; Lind, Göran,; Lund-Andersen, Ingrid,; Singer, Anna,; Sverdrup, Tone,

Nordic cohabitation law / John Asland, Margareta Brattström, Göran Lind, Ingrid Lund-Andersen, Anna Singer, Tone Sverdrup.

Asland, John, author.; Brattström, Margareta, author.; Lind, Göran, author.; Lund-Andersen, Ingrid, author.; Singer, Anna, author.; Sverdrup, Tone, author.

2015

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Author

Asland, John, author.

Title

Nordic cohabitation law / John Asland, Margareta Brattström, Göran Lind, Ingrid Lund-Andersen, Anna Singer, Tone Sverdrup.

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Brattström, Margareta, author.
Lind, Göran, author.
Lund-Andersen, Ingrid, author.
Singer, Anna, author.
Sverdrup, Tone, author.

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Cambridge : Intersentia, 2015.

Description

1 online resource (xx, 290 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).

Series

European family law series ; 37.

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The development of cohabitation and cohabitation law in the Nordic countries
Property issues in cohabitation relationships
Financial settlements on termination of cohabitation
The legal position of the surviving cohabitant
The relevance of cohabitation for parental rights
The distinctive legal nature of cohabitation relationships and the need for legislation
Discussion of legal policy : principles for regulating cohabitation relationships.

Summary

This book describes and analyses the different legal approaches and policy discussion regarding cohabitation in the Nordic countries (Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland). It looks at historical developments, general private law principles, division of property on separation or death of one cohabitant, inheritance, and the regulations concerning children born to cohabitants. It concludes by proposing principles for the regulation of the financial circumstances of cohabitants.

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English