Today there are no common international rules as to which state''s law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state''s matrimonial law shall be applied, which state''s court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

Today there are no common international rules as to which state''s law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state''s matrimonial law shall be applied, which state''s court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

Today there are no common international rules as to which state's law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state's matrimonial law shall be applied, which state's court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

No detailed description available for "e;EU Regulation on Succession and Wills"e;.

Denna bok är en kommentar till den svenska internationella äktenskapsrätten och behandlar de paragrafer som reglerar detta rättsområde i IÄL, NÄF, Bryssel II bis-förordningen samt Rom III-förordningen. Nämnda lagar och förordningar täcker även andra rättsområden, till exempel den internationella föräldrarätten och den internationella bodelningsrätten. Här har dock endast de bestämmelser kommenterats som gäller den internationella äktenskapsrätten. Boken tar bland annat upp de högaktuella frågorna om barnäktenskap och månggifte.

EU:s nya bodelningsförordning har medfört att stora delar av Europa inklusive Sverige den 29 januari 2019 fått gemensamma IP-regler på bodelningsområdet. Bodelningsförordningen har i Sverige kompletterats av den nya svenska internationella bodelningslagen (IBL). På grund av en övergångsbestämmelse i EU:s bodelningsförordning är vissa regler i tidigare svenska internationella bodelningslagen (LIMF) fortfarande aktuella. Boken innehåller också en uppdaterad kommentar till den svenska kompletteringslagen (IAL) till EU:s arvsförordning.Advokaterna ULF BERGQUIST och ULRIKA HEDSTRÖM, som är specialiserade på internationell arvs- och bodelningsrätt, kommenterar i denna bok utförligt paragraf för paragraf i såväl IBL och IAL som de fortfarande aktuella paragraferna i LIMF. Författarna har varit engagerade i det internationella och nationella arbete som lett fram till den nya lagstiftningen.

Hemvist är den dominerande anknytningsfaktorn i europeisk familje- och arvsrätt och har med tiden fått allt större betydelse i nationell svensk rätt. Gränsöverskridande livsmönster gör hemvistbedömningar allt vanligare och mer komplexa. Vad gäller till exempel när en person har bostäder i flera länder, nyligen har flyttat eller har familjen i ett land, men arbetar i ett annat? Vilka kriterier ska beaktas vid bedömningen av personens hemvist och hur ska de vägas mot varandra?

Denna bok analyserar och jämför hur hemvistbegreppet tillämpas i familje- och arvsrättsliga frågor i Sverige och i EU. Boken är en praktiknära bearbetning av författarens doktorsavhandling från Heidelbergs universitet och syftar till att ge domare och jurister ett konkret stöd i svåra hemvistbedömningar.

Today there are no common international rules as to which state''s law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state''s matrimonial law shall be applied, which state''s court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

Today there are no common international rules as to which state''s law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state''s matrimonial law shall be applied, which state''s court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

Today there are no common international rules as to which state's law shall be applied when a married couple have connections with more than one state e.g. British citizens living in France. Each state has its own so called private international law rules (PIL), leading to conflicts of laws. There are no common rules as to which court has jurisdiction and Court decisions are normally not recognized in other states. Since, today millions of people live in a state other than their state of citizenship or have assets in states other than where they are living, the EU has seen the urgent need for an EU-Regulation on matrimonial property and a parallel Regulation for registered partners. The Regulation does not provide any common material matrimonial law in the EU, but common PIL that sets out which state's matrimonial law shall be applied, which state's court shall have jurisdiction and that court decisions in one state shall be recognized and enforceable in other EU states. This volume is an article-by-article commentary on the Regulations which have been adopted by the EU Council on June 24th 2016 and will come into force on January 29th 2019.

No detailed description available for "e;EU Regulation on Succession and Wills"e;.

Denna bok är en kommentar till den svenska internationella äktenskapsrätten och behandlar de paragrafer som reglerar detta rättsområde i IÄL, NÄF, Bryssel II bis-förordningen samt Rom III-förordningen. Nämnda lagar och förordningar täcker även andra rättsområden, till exempel den internationella föräldrarätten och den internationella bodelningsrätten. Här har dock endast de bestämmelser kommenterats som gäller den internationella äktenskapsrätten. Boken tar bland annat upp de högaktuella frågorna om barnäktenskap och månggifte.

EU:s nya bodelningsförordning har medfört att stora delar av Europa inklusive Sverige den 29 januari 2019 fått gemensamma IP-regler på bodelningsområdet. Bodelningsförordningen har i Sverige kompletterats av den nya svenska internationella bodelningslagen (IBL). På grund av en övergångsbestämmelse i EU:s bodelningsförordning är vissa regler i tidigare svenska internationella bodelningslagen (LIMF) fortfarande aktuella. Boken innehåller också en uppdaterad kommentar till den svenska kompletteringslagen (IAL) till EU:s arvsförordning.Advokaterna ULF BERGQUIST och ULRIKA HEDSTRÖM, som är specialiserade på internationell arvs- och bodelningsrätt, kommenterar i denna bok utförligt paragraf för paragraf i såväl IBL och IAL som de fortfarande aktuella paragraferna i LIMF. Författarna har varit engagerade i det internationella och nationella arbete som lett fram till den nya lagstiftningen.

Hemvist är den dominerande anknytningsfaktorn i europeisk familje- och arvsrätt och har med tiden fått allt större betydelse i nationell svensk rätt. Gränsöverskridande livsmönster gör hemvistbedömningar allt vanligare och mer komplexa. Vad gäller till exempel när en person har bostäder i flera länder, nyligen har flyttat eller har familjen i ett land, men arbetar i ett annat? Vilka kriterier ska beaktas vid bedömningen av personens hemvist och hur ska de vägas mot varandra?

Denna bok analyserar och jämför hur hemvistbegreppet tillämpas i familje- och arvsrättsliga frågor i Sverige och i EU. Boken är en praktiknära bearbetning av författarens doktorsavhandling från Heidelbergs universitet och syftar till att ge domare och jurister ett konkret stöd i svåra hemvistbedömningar.