family provision and family practices - the discretionary regime of the inheritance act of england and wales
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Abstract
This paper examines the discretionary ‘family provision’ jurisdiction in England and Wales. It considers how the criteria governing eligibility to make a claim, and the principles and rationales underlying the exercise of the court’s powers, shed light on what we understand as ‘family’ relationships and the fluidity between family structure and family practices. It argues that the law can and does operate dynamically and responsively to determine which kinds of relationships and what qualities of emotional or supportive bonds, should be recognised as giving rise to a ‘sense of obligation’ to provide financial support after a death in the family.
Este artículo analiza la jurisdicción las "provisiones familiares" discrecionales en Inglaterra y Gales. Considera que los criterios de elegibilidad para presentar una reclamación, y los principios y razones que subyacen bajo el ejercicio de los poderes del tribunal, arrojan luz sobre lo que entendemos como relaciones “familiares” y la fluidez entre la estructura familiar y las prácticas familiares. Se argumenta que la ley puede, y de hecho opera, de forma dinámica y responsable para determinar qué tipo de relaciones y qué cualidades tienen los vínculos emocionales o de apoyo, y se debe reconocer que genera “un sentido de obligación” de prestar apoyo financiero después de una muerte en la familia.
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| Authors | ;Gillian Douglas |
| Journal | Molecular and biochemical parasitology |
| Year | 2014 |
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