Roundtable: Tunisian inheritance-law reform
The May 2019 address identifies a roundtable on Tunisian inheritance-law reform.
Abstracts and bibliographic records for earlier blog addresses. Each record links to the original-source locator and identifies later case developments where relevant.
The May 2019 address identifies a roundtable on Tunisian inheritance-law reform.
The title expressly concerns draft legislation.
A November 2018 bibliographic note connecting the Akhter roundtable with Alistair Jones’s commentary at LSE.
Ralf Michaels considers the 2018 decision’s potential to improve financial protection for a partner whose religious ceremony had not been accompanied by civil registration.
Writing as an anthropologist, Ralph Grillo distinguishes his favorable response to the practical result from his uncertainty about legal classifications.
Hadeer Soliman and Vishal Vora examine marriage registration and the financial position of couples through the wider question of cohabitation.
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Six scholarly and practitioner responses to a 2018 Family Court decision, spanning statutory interpretation, registration and reform.
Rebecca Probert’s 2018 contribution argues for close attention to the statutory requirements behind classifications of marriage.
Vishal Vora’s contribution to the 2018 Akhter roundtable argues for marriage formalities that connect civil recognition and a meaningful ceremony.
This September 2017 address identifies a compendium concerning triple ṭalāq.
The title distinguishes a legislative proposal from a court decision.