Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 2003. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 51-54).

Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 2003. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 51-54).

Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 2003. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 50-55).

Esta investigación versa principalmente sobre la posibilidad de solicitar la disolución del matrimonio en común por la falta de débito conyugal, sin tener que recurrir a otras causales establecidas en el artículo 333° del código civil, como la separación de hecho o separación convencional. De esta forma, a lo largo de este estudio se desarrollara la institución del matrimonio, la naturaleza jurídica y su regulación en la normativa nacional, recalcando que el matrimonio es una institución natural y que al unirse los cónyuges por voluntad propia, tienen pleno conocimientos de los deberes y obligación que ellos implica, así como también la finalidad del matrimonio. En este sentido si alguno de los cónyuges infringe los deberes matrimoniales puede solicitar el divorcio, es por ello, que para mayor comprensión se describirá como se encuentra regulado el divorcio en el Perú y el derecho comparado y cuáles son los supuestos expresamente establecidas para su disolución. Concluyéndose con la propuesta de la disolución del matrimonio por falta de débito conyugal bajo la causal de la imposibilidad de hacer vida en común así como también el derecho a una indemnización a la parte perjudicada. / Tesis

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Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-26T20:29:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Paulo Thomas Korte.pdf: 2291772 bytes, checksum: db626cc7b83dce8273a0c421e960de2d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-05-29 / This work is a Master dissertation project that address the role of Law in the civil society, especially to reach and maintain the good of all, without prejudice of origin, race, sex, color, age and any other forms of discrimination (art.3, IV, da CF). The work speaks about the need to ensure the good of society through the good of the family, its primary cell. And, to ensure the good of the latter, it is necessary to guarantee the health of its core: the relationship between men and women. The law, especially the art. 1566 of the Civil Code, makes the role of regulating the passion manifestation limits of men and women in order to lead them to keep the good in the marriage contract / O presente trabalho aborda o papel do Direito na sociedade civil, especialmente para o alcance e manutenção do bem de todos, sem preconceitos de origem, raça, sexo, cor, idade e quaisquer outras formas de discriminação (art.3º, IV, da CF). Disserta sobre a necessidade de se garantir o bem da sociedade através da família, sua célula primordial. E, para garantir o bem desta última, é necessário garantir a saúde do seu núcleo primordial: o matrimônio

La presente entrevista se realiza a la luz de la Ley 30007 promulgada con fecha 17 de abril de 2013, a fin de reconocer derechos sucesorios entre los miembros de la unión de hecho. El profesor Benjamín Aguilar nos lleva a entender cómo se vino gestando estas modificatorias, en el Código Civil, en los últimos años a través de diversos pronunciamientos de nuestra Corte suprema. Asimismo, nos reafirma que nuestras normas no han debilitado el concepto de matrimonio como institución como muchas voces piensan a la luz de las reformas. Por último, nos explica cómo se da la relación del concubinato con la asignación de derechos hereditarios al concubino sobreviviente, analizando el análisis constitutivo de la exigencia de inscripción, terminando dándonos un panorama de las próximas regulaciones que debería tener nuestras normas sobre familia y sucesiones. This interview was conducted in the light of Act 30007 enacted on April 17th, 2013, in order to recognize inheritance rights among members of a lawful union. Professor Benjamin Aguilar leads us to understand how these amendments have been occurring in recent years in the civil code through various pronouncements of our supreme Court. It also reassures us to the fact that our standards have not weakened the concept of marriage as an institution, as many voices think in light of the reforms. Finally, he explains about the relationship of cohabitation with the assignment of hereditary rights to the surviving cohabitant, analyzing the constitutive analysis establishing the registration requirement, and he ends giving us an overview of upcoming regulations that our rules should have on family and inheritance.

Matrimonial property agreements Abstract The diploma thesis deals with marital property regimes, which are regulated by the Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code. The thesis is focused on the three main areas of the problematics. The first area represents a legal regulation of the common property of the spouses, i.e. the statutory matrimonial property regime, the regime, by which marital property relations are regulated, unless a married couple, resp. spouses adjust these relations differently from the law. The second area of interest is a detailed analysis of a legal regulation of property relations of spouses on the basis of a contract, either before or during the marriage, i.e. the contractual regime. The third area examines the matrimonial property regime established by a court decision. The last part of the thesis is dedicated to the view of the Dutch matrimonial property law in comparison with the Czech legislation. With regard to the Czech property law of spouses the thesis may result in a de lege ferenda consideration Key words: matrimonial property law, matrimonial property regime, prenuptial agreement.

In the first part of this century, the traditional common law jurisdiction of England and Wales and the civil law jurisdiction of Taiwan simultaneously gave increased legal recognition of the homemaker’s non-financial contributions to the marriage relationship, albeit using quite different mechanisms to achieve this. Family law in both jurisdictions has faced the issue of whether it should adapt to changed social norms by better reflecting the equal partnership discourse of marriage in the value that should be given to non-financial contributions typically made by women, such as housework and childcare, both during the marriage and on divorce. Yet, whether and how to do this has been the subject of much debate in both jurisdictions. This thesis therefore considers how the laws in these jurisdictions assess the value of non-financial contributions, before, during and after marriage (i.e. on divorce). It explores the extent to which they meet the aim of achieving substantive gender equality by weighing their achievements against the principles of gender mainstreaming. In order to evaluate this in the context of Taiwan where a gender mainstreaming approach was employed to frame the recent legislative reforms, a qualitative empirical research study was undertaken. The study also considers how social and cultural norms operate alongside or in opposition to the intended effects of legal developments in this field and argues that at the very least, stronger legal provisions going beyond gender neutral laws are needed to remove the traditional gendered assumptions about the low value of non-financial contributions. Therefore, this study intends to explore the problems which result from these socio-legal phenomena and, drawing on the strengths and weaknesses identified in the comparative study of Taiwan and England and Wales, put forward possible legal solutions. These, it is argued, involve a reconceptualisation of the value of non-financial contributions to marriage.