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Conflict van tractaatsregels. Huwelijken van Hongaarse vluchtelingen in Nederland
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 May 2009
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The Netherlands are a party to the Hague Convention of 1902 on marriage and to the Geneva Convention of 1954 relating to the status of refugees. Hungary is a party to the former, but not to the latter. The Hague Convention declares that the capacity to marry of the parties is generally determined by their personal law (i.c. the law of their nationality), whereas the Geneva Convention provides that tile personal status of refugees shall be governed by the law of their domicile (or residence); this status includes the capacity to marry.
Now if Hungarian refugees, living in Holland, wish to marry there these rules may lead to opposed results: in some cases the Hungarians do not comply with the provisions of Hungarian internal law although they fulfil the requirements of Dutch internal law. Which conflicts rule has to be applied? That of the Hague Convention or that of the Geneva Convention?
The author demonstrates that neither Dutch law nor the law of nations contains rules providing for a solution of this conflict of treaty-rules. He concludes that Dutch authorities should act in favorem matrimonii and apply the law admitting the marriage.
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