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Nationality in Private International Law – Recent Developments in Dutch Family Law

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 May 2009

Anton G.J.J. Haandrikman
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In 1962 Professor De Winter posed the question whether the principle of nationality in private international law was fading away. In 1969 he answered essentially the same question in his lectures to the Hague Academy. This report is another attempt to answer the question, though it is limited to Dutch family law. To make the report more accessible for those members of the Association who specialize in public international law, the question is dealt with in broad lines, leaving the detailed discussion to a number of authors who have taken a retrospective look at the 1970's.

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Nationality in Public and Private International Law
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Netherlands International Law Review , Volume 29 , Issue 1 , May 1982 , pp. 108 - 118
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1982

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References

1. NILR (1962) p. 514 (De Conflictu Legum).

2. 128 Recueil des Cours 1969, vol. III p. 347Google Scholar.

3. Jessuiun d'Oliveiia, HPS (1980) pp. 2–6, 18–23; Kotting, WPNR (1979) pp. 557, 571;De Boei, NJB (1980) p. 785; Franx, NJ (1977) 600 at p. 1898; Henriquez, Cohen, IPR Trends (1980)Google Scholar; Verheul, NILR (1980) p. 231; Wendels, Internationale echtscheidingen (1978); Voskuil, 43 RabelsZ. (1979) p. 346.

4. Trb. 1951, 125; Trb. 1969, 167. Efforts have been made to keep the text up to date with the legal developments. The Uniform Law did not survive these efforts in 1973. It never came into force, but was influential in codifying unwritten law, even though it was rather out of date. For a critical review, see Mededelingen van de Nederlandse Vereniging voor Internationaal Recht, nos. 63,64 (1971)Google Scholar.

5. HR 9 December 1965, NJ 1966, 378, note Hijmans van den Bergh; AA (1966) p. 211, note Van der Grinten; HPS (1966) p. 22, note Struycken.

6. This is short for divorce, dissolution of marriage after legal separation and legal separation.

7. Kotting, WPNR (1979) p. 559; Kokkini-Iatridou, RMTh (1979) p. 584.

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15. NJ 546 and 547.

16. France has dropped the Rivière-system. Tweede Kamer, 1980–81, 16004 no. 9. Since the time of this writing bill 16004 became the Act of 25 March 1981 (Staatsblad 1981 No. 166) which came into force on 10 April 1981. The English translation of this Act is taken from an unofficial translation made by the T.M.C. Asser Institute for International Law, which appeared i n NILR 1981, issue 3 on pp. 390–391.

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24. See n. 15.

25. Bill 16004 is connected with parliamentary approval proceedings of this Convention and the Luxemburg Treaty on Recognition of Decisions on the Marriage Bond 1967.

26. NJ 1279. A global choice of law was prohibited in Art. 198 Civil Code.

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28. HR 10 December 1976, NJ 1977, 275.

29. Court of Appeal Amsterdam, 18 October 1972, NJ 1973, 340; Court of Appeal Leeuwarden, 28 June 1978, NJ 1980, 50.

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31. Trema “special 1979–1; Trema” 1979 p. 188.

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