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Explore the EU Commission's proposals for regulations on matrimonial property regimes, property consequences of registered partnerships, jurisdiction in various scenarios such as death, divorce, and separation.
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The EU-Commission’s proposals for regulations on matrimonial property regimes and property consequenses of registered partnerships Jurisdiction By Ulf Bergquist
Jurisdiction in the event of death of one of the spouses • Regulation on matrimonial property • Article 3 • The same court that handles the succession
Jurisdiction in the event of the death of one of the spouses (continued) • The habitual residence of the deceased spouse • EU-Commission’s proposal for a regulation on succession and wills • (October 19th 2009)
Jurisdiction in the case of divorce • Regulation on matrimonial property • Main rule. Article 4 • The same court that handles the divorce proceedings (seven possibilities) • Brussels II bis (EC) No 2201 / 2003
Jurisdiction in the case of divorce (continued) • Important condition • Both spouses agree. If not, Article 5 applies instead
Jurisdiction in the event of death of one of the registered partners • Regulation on property of registered partners • Article 3 • The same court that handles the succession
Jurisdiction in the event of death of one of the registered partners (continued) • The habitual residence of the deceased partner • EU-Commission’s proposal for a regulation on succession and wills
Jurisdiction in the event of death of one of the registered partners (continued) • Note: (Article 3.2) • The court may decline jurisdiction if its law does not recognize the institution of registered partnership. Then Article 5 applies instead.
Jurisdiction in the case of separation between the registered partners • Regulation on property of registered partners • Main rule. Article 4 • The same court that handles the dissolution of the registered partnership
Jurisdiction in the case of separation between the registered partners (continued) • Important condition • Both partners agree. If not, Article 5 applies instead