Marital Agreements and Private Autonomy in Comparative Perspective
Editat de Dr Jens M Scherpeen Limba Engleză Hardback – 23 feb 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781849460125
ISBN-10: 1849460124
Pagini: 532
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 1.07 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Hart Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1849460124
Pagini: 532
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 1.07 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Hart Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
This book, the result of a British Academy-funded project, looks at a subject that has recently been the focus of debate and law reform in many jurisdictions: how much scope should spouses have to conclude agreements concerning their financial affairs?A comprehensive source of reference on anciallary relief/matrimonial property and maintenance and the rules on pre-nuptial, post-nuptial and separation agreements in 14 jurisdictions.Each chapter first sets out the underlying 'default' rules for ancillary relief/matrimonial property and maintenance, before analysing the current rules for marital agremements.The book will offer guidance for academics and practitioners dealing with international matters and a basis for discussion on law reform.
Notă biografică
Jens M Scherpe is a University Senior Lecturer in Law, University of Cambridge and an Academic Door Tenant, Queen Elizabeth Building, Temple, London.
Cuprins
Introduction to the Project Jens M ScherpeQuestionnaire National Reports on Marital Agreements and Private Autonomy Australia Owen JessepAustria Susanne FerrariFrance and Belgium Walter PintensEngland and Wales Joanna MilesAn English Practitioner's View on Pre-Nuptial, Post-Nuptial and Separation Agreements Mark Harper and Brett FrankleThe Law Commission's Consultation on Marital Property Agreements Elizabeth CookeGermany Anatol DuttaIreland Louise CrowleyThe Netherlands Katharina Boele-Woelki and Bente BraatNew Zealand Margaret BriggsScotland Kenneth McK NorrieSingapore Wai Kum LeongSpain Josep Ferrer-RibaSweden Maarit Jänterä-JareborgUnited States Ira Mark EllmanMarital Agreements and Private Autonomy in Comparative Perspective Jens M Scherpe
Recenzii
... an excellent reference resource for international comparisons on the law on marital agreements
...a book of the highest qualityI hope that judges, lawyers and members of the public read this book widely. It's thoroughness and clarity as to what the choices are means that it will be the leading book to refer to whenever the scope of marital agreements are debated in the courts.
This book contains everything that you might want to know about marital agreements, and more. It is now the leading comparative work on this issue. [It] is an outstanding work of comparative family law [and] a magnificent achievement. It is a model of how this kind of exercise should be done and of the benefits of undertaking this kind of analysis.
Dr. Scherpe states that its aim is to "inform and stimulate academic discussion on the topic". It actually accomplishes much more than that and should be of interest well beyond the halls of academe...Practitioners with high-rolling clients with international lifestyles would be well advised to become familiar with some of the pitfalls that could ensnare their clients.
...a comprehensive source of reference on marital agreements and the default system regulating the financial relations between the spouses in no fewer than 14 common law and civil law jurisdictions. Both the editor and the contributors understand the art of providing a detailed insight into this issue, ever mindful of the relevant socio-economic and legal context but without loss of clarity. The result is a book that achieves the highest scholarly standards but reads like a novel: a rare and valuable combination. Excelling in both quality and clarity [the book] aims to provide guidance for academics and practitioners alike and will soon prove to be the reference work par excellence on this topic.
The editor is to be congratulated on avoiding the misunderstanding of terms and general description which plague so many potentially useful international collaborative enterprises. The use in this project of a common questionnaire on key issues for all participants, and the time spent in face to face discussion, has ensured a depth of common understanding, enabling contributors to reflect on the character of their own jurisdiction and to go on to make meaningful comparisons with others.
Given [the] wide-ranging analysis, there seems little doubt that this well-researched and edited book will be essential reading for all scholars, lawyers and judges who may have to grapple with the issue of the legal status of marital agreements in the coming months and years.
The comparison that the book allows, with its careful structure, is very useful...The book enables practitioners to acquire insights on how to prepare pre-nuptial agreements with international elements (ie to do something more than copy a precedent!).
Though there have been other publications which compare the position of marital property agreements in different jurisdictions, the contribution made by this book is unique. It does not simply present a catalogue of the legal context of agreements in different jurisdictions. Rather, the strength of the book is its comparative analysis.
This work is the result of a huge project under taken by Dr Scherpe and the other writers. It is well structured and readable. Not all practising lawyers will read about every jurisdiction, but the material and the way it is set out are thought provoking. The book contains vital information for family lawyers preparing pre-nuptial agreements for couples, especially in an international context.
The readership of this collection will be diverse. Undoubtedly, it will assist academics, particularly those in England and Wales who find themselves in a jurisdiction on the cusp of statutory reform. Similarly, it will also aid practitioners dealing with cases that now habitually involve international elements, particularly as one of the chapters gives a useful English practitioner's view on marital agreements. These individuals will not only benefit from the insightful perspectives offered by the contributors to this collection but will also see how Scherpe, as a leading academic in this field, has skilfully brought together their findings and, as a result, evidenced the true values of comparative family law in this area.
Given the breadth of the jurisdictions surveyed in this book, and given the defensible methodology in which the jurisdictions were surveyed, this book is a recommended read for all involved in reforming the law in this area.
...a book of the highest qualityI hope that judges, lawyers and members of the public read this book widely. It's thoroughness and clarity as to what the choices are means that it will be the leading book to refer to whenever the scope of marital agreements are debated in the courts.
This book contains everything that you might want to know about marital agreements, and more. It is now the leading comparative work on this issue. [It] is an outstanding work of comparative family law [and] a magnificent achievement. It is a model of how this kind of exercise should be done and of the benefits of undertaking this kind of analysis.
Dr. Scherpe states that its aim is to "inform and stimulate academic discussion on the topic". It actually accomplishes much more than that and should be of interest well beyond the halls of academe...Practitioners with high-rolling clients with international lifestyles would be well advised to become familiar with some of the pitfalls that could ensnare their clients.
...a comprehensive source of reference on marital agreements and the default system regulating the financial relations between the spouses in no fewer than 14 common law and civil law jurisdictions. Both the editor and the contributors understand the art of providing a detailed insight into this issue, ever mindful of the relevant socio-economic and legal context but without loss of clarity. The result is a book that achieves the highest scholarly standards but reads like a novel: a rare and valuable combination. Excelling in both quality and clarity [the book] aims to provide guidance for academics and practitioners alike and will soon prove to be the reference work par excellence on this topic.
The editor is to be congratulated on avoiding the misunderstanding of terms and general description which plague so many potentially useful international collaborative enterprises. The use in this project of a common questionnaire on key issues for all participants, and the time spent in face to face discussion, has ensured a depth of common understanding, enabling contributors to reflect on the character of their own jurisdiction and to go on to make meaningful comparisons with others.
Given [the] wide-ranging analysis, there seems little doubt that this well-researched and edited book will be essential reading for all scholars, lawyers and judges who may have to grapple with the issue of the legal status of marital agreements in the coming months and years.
The comparison that the book allows, with its careful structure, is very useful...The book enables practitioners to acquire insights on how to prepare pre-nuptial agreements with international elements (ie to do something more than copy a precedent!).
Though there have been other publications which compare the position of marital property agreements in different jurisdictions, the contribution made by this book is unique. It does not simply present a catalogue of the legal context of agreements in different jurisdictions. Rather, the strength of the book is its comparative analysis.
This work is the result of a huge project under taken by Dr Scherpe and the other writers. It is well structured and readable. Not all practising lawyers will read about every jurisdiction, but the material and the way it is set out are thought provoking. The book contains vital information for family lawyers preparing pre-nuptial agreements for couples, especially in an international context.
The readership of this collection will be diverse. Undoubtedly, it will assist academics, particularly those in England and Wales who find themselves in a jurisdiction on the cusp of statutory reform. Similarly, it will also aid practitioners dealing with cases that now habitually involve international elements, particularly as one of the chapters gives a useful English practitioner's view on marital agreements. These individuals will not only benefit from the insightful perspectives offered by the contributors to this collection but will also see how Scherpe, as a leading academic in this field, has skilfully brought together their findings and, as a result, evidenced the true values of comparative family law in this area.
Given the breadth of the jurisdictions surveyed in this book, and given the defensible methodology in which the jurisdictions were surveyed, this book is a recommended read for all involved in reforming the law in this area.
Descriere
This book deals with a subject that has recently been the focus of debate and law reform in many jurisdictions: how much scope should spouses have to conclude agreements concerning their financial affairs - and under which circumstances should such agreements be binding and enforceable?