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Valorisation of Household Labour in Family Property Law: A Comparative Perspective


ISBN13: 9789462368590
Published: April 2018
Publisher: Eleven International Publishing
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Paperback
Price: £45.00



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This book provides a comparative overview of the valorisation and compensation of household labour in property relations between spouses and cohabitants. Academic experts from Belgium (Prof. Charlotte Declerck and Prof. Ingrid Boone), Germany (Prof. Katharina Lugani), England & Wales (Prof. Anne Barlow), France (Prof. V ronique Bouchard-Barab ), The Netherlands (Prof. Leon Verstappen and Prof. Wilbert Kolkman), Norway (Prof. Tone Sverdrup) and Spain & Catalonia (Prof. Josep Ferrer-Riba) examine the topic from the perspective of their particular legal systems. The book concludes with a comparative analysis from Prof. Leon Verstappen and Prof. Charlotte Declerck.

Subjects:
Family Law
Contents:
1. Valuation and compensation of household labour in property relations between spouses and cohabitants. A Belgian perspective (Charlotte Declerck & Ingrid Boone)
2. Valorisierung von Haushaltstatigkeit im Guterrecht. Eine deutsche Perspektive (Katharina Lugani)
3. Valorisation of household labour through relationship and property law. Challenging perspectives from England, Wales & Scotland (Anne Barlow)
4. La valorisation du travail domestique en droit patrimonial de la famille. Une perspective Francaise (Veronique Bouchard-Barabe)
5. Valorisation of household labour in family property law. A Dutch perspective (Wilbert Kolkman & Leon Verstappen)
6. Valuation of care and housework in property law. A Norwegian perspective (Tone Sverdrup)
7. Valuing household work in family property regimes of separation of assets. Spanish models and experiences (Josep Ferrer-Riba)
8. Valorisation of household labour in family property law. A comparative overview (Charlotte Declerck