The Concept and Types of Marriage in the Modern Family Law of the Republic of Türkiye
Понятие и виды брака в современном семейном праве Турецкой Республики
2024-09-27
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The article reflects the results of the research — a complex concept of the institution of “marriage” in the law of Turkey is established, its content is analysed and the peculiarities of different types of marriage are highlighted. For this purpose the legislative norms regulating the institute, as well as doctrinal positions of scientists were studied. In addition, the article considers the general humanistic and conservative features of the institution of “marriage” in Turkish law. In the course of the work the method of analysis was used to study legal norms, comparative-legal method to find out the correlation of different types of marriage, as well as dialectical method to study the concept of “marriage”.
Key Findings
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Analysis, comparative-legal, and dialectical methods are used to examine marriage norms, relationships among marriage types, and the concept of marriage.
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It analyzes the content of marriage as a legal institution and identifies the distinctive features of its different types.
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The research examines Turkish legislative provisions and scholarly doctrines regulating marriage.
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The study establishes a complex legal concept of marriage within the modern family law of the Republic of Türkiye.
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Turkish marriage law combines general humanistic and conservative characteristics.
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the institution of marriage in the modern family law of the Republic of Türkiye
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the concept, content, types, and humanistic and conservative features of marriage, including the relationships among its different types, under Turkish law
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