 | Kenneth R. Simmonds, British Institute of International and Comparative Law - Law - 1978 - 316 pages
...everywhere be recognised as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another State which has the most significant relationship to the spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage. It will be noted that this formulation reflects the three underlying values of (a) State interest,... | |
 | Lennart Pålsson - Law - 1981 - 476 pages
...requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage. This and other general formulas encountered in American court opinions and writings raise a number... | |
 | Law - 1983 - 388 pages
...requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage." 401. The Uniform Marriage Evasion Act drafted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform... | |
 | Elliot N. Dorff, Arthur I. Rosett, Jewish Theological Seminary of America - Religion - 1988 - 622 pages
...requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage. § 285. Law Governing Right to Divorce The local law of the domiciliary state in which the action is... | |
 | 高鳳仙 - Conflict of laws - 1990 - 388 pages
...requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage. §284. Incidents of Foreign Marriage A state usually gives the same incidents to a foreign marriage,... | |
 | Académie de droit international de La Haye - Law - 1990 - 458 pages
...requirements of the State where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage." Here, the fact that there exists a significant connection is by no means sufficient. Ordre public can... | |
 | Peter Machin North - Law - 1993 - 308 pages
...requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognised as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another...to the spouses and the marriage at the time of the marriage.17' Section 283(2l seems applicable to the marriage in Pugh v. Pugh because the marriage was... | |
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A marriage which satisfies the requirements of the state where the marriage was contracted will everywhere be recognized as valid unless it violates the strong public policy of another state which had the most significant relationship to the spouses and... 
