Nordic cohabitation law /

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...

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Main Authors: Asland, John, Brattström, Margareta, Lind, Göran, Lund-Andersen, Ingrid, Singer, Anna, Sverdrup, Tone
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Language:unknown
Published: 2020
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Iceland
Online Access:http://lawcat.berkeley.edu/record/1168867
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description 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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