Nationality or Domicile? The Present State of Affairs (Volume 128)
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ABSTRACTLouis De Winter devotes his course on a controversy between the principle of domicile and the principle of nationality in private international law. After a presentation of the origin of the controversy concerning these two principles, Louis de Winter presents the difficulties related to the principle of nationality, the concept of domicile, and the emergence of the notion of habitual residence as a connecting factor. He then examines the role of habitual residence as a connecting factor in post-war Hague Conventions, followed by habitual residence as a connecting factor in modern doctrine, legislation, and case law.
Louis De Winter consacre son cours à la controverse entre le principe du domicile et le principe de la nationalité en droit international privé. Après une présentation de l'origine de la controverse touchant ces deux principes, Louis de Winter présente les difficultés liées au principe de nationalité, puis à celles liées au concept de domicile et présente l'émergence de la notion de résidence habituelle en tant que facteur de rattachement. Il étudie ensuite le rôle de la résidence habituelle en tant que facteur de rattachement dans les Conventions de La Haye de l'après-guerre, puis la résidence habituelle entant que facteur de rattachement dans la doctrine, la législation et la jurisprudence modernes.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- ABBREVATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I - HOW DID THE CONTROVERSY ORIGINATE?
- CHAPTER II - DIFFICULTIES ARISING FROM THE NATIONALITY PRINCIPLE
- CHAPTER III - A TURN OF THE TIDE?
- CHAPTER IV - DIFFICULTIES INCIDENTAL TO THE CONCEPT OF DOMICILE AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE NOTION OF HABITUAL RESIDENCE AS A CONNECTING FACTOR
- CHAPTER V - THE ROLE OF THE HABITUAL RESIDENCE AS A CONNECTING FACTOR IN THE POST-WAR HAGUE CONVENTIONS
- CHAPTER VI - HABITUAL RESIDENCE AS THE CONNECTING FACTOR IN MODERN LEGAL WRITING, LEGISLATION AND CASE-LAW
- CHAPTER VII - CONCLUSIONS
- Prospects 1 - PROSPECTS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ABBREVIATIONS
Nationality or Domicile? The Present State of Affairs (Volume 128)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by L. I. De Winter in
Current site
Google Scholar
(56,183 words)