Примери за използване на Common habitual residence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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First common habitual residence after the marriage.
(ii) a court or the courts of the Member State which was the Member State of the spouses' last common habitual residence for a period of at least one year.
The spouses' first common habitual residence after the conclusion of the marriage.
The divorce of spouses of different nationalities is governed by the law of the state in which they have their common habitual residence when the petition for divorce is lodged.
Of the spouses' common habitual residence at the time the court is seised; or failing that.
This paragraph shall not apply when the spouses have concluded a matrimonial property agreement before the establishment of their last common habitual residence in that other State.
When the spouses have no common habitual residence, Bulgarian law applies.
By way of exception and provided that one of the spouses so requests,the competent judicial authority may decide that the law of a State other than that of the first common habitual residence after the conclusion of the marriage shall apply(Art. 22.3).
When the spouses have no common habitual residence, Bulgarian law applies.
According to national law, spouses may choose by mutual agreement one of the following laws applicable to divorce:the law of the state where the spouses have their common habitual residence on the date of the agreement on the applicable law chosen;
Their last common habitual residence if one of them still resides there;
A divorce between spouses with different nationalities shall be governed by the law of the State in which the said spouses have a common habitual residence at the time of submission of the application for divorce.
Of the spouses' first common habitual residence after the conclusion of the marriage; or, failing that(b).
Both subject-matter jurisdiction andlocal jurisdiction belong to the court of the district in which the spouses/partners had their last common habitual residence or, subsidiarily, to the court of the district in which the defendant has his/her habitual residence. .
Failing this, the law of their common habitual residence, and, in the last instance, the law of the place where the contract was concluded.
Otherwise one applies the law of the state in which both spouses have their habitual residence or, in the absence thereof,the law of the state in which the two had their last common habitual residence, under the condition that one of the spouses has retained it(§ 18 para. 1 Z 2 IPRG).
(ii) on the last common habitual residence of the child's parents, at least one parent being still habitually resident there, or.
If no choice of law is made, then the applicable law is the law of the first common habitual residence of the spouses, when the spouses do not have common nationality see Art. 4 para.
The first common habitual residence of the spouses shortly after marriage should constitute the first criterion, ahead of the law of the spouses' common nationality at the time of their marriage.
Where they had their last recent common habitual residence if one of them still resides there;
(a) the spouses had their last common habitual residence in that other State for a significantly longer period of time than in the State designated pursuant to point(a) of paragraph 1; and.
If both spouses are not habitually resident in the same country,by the law of the country in whose territory the spouses had their last common habitual residence, provided one of them is habitually resident in that country at the time when the application is lodged;
If neither of these criteria apply, orfailing a first common habitual residence in cases where the spouses have dual common nationalities at the time of the conclusion of the marriage, the third criterion should be the law of the State with which the spouses have the closest links.
If spouses do not have the same nationality ordo not have a common habitual residence, the law of the country of their last common residence is applicable.
In the absence of the above, the law of the common habitual residence immediately after the marriage was celebrated applies.
The general effects of marriage are subject to the law on common habitual residence of spouses and, in absentia, to the law on common citizenship of spouses.
If this choice has not been made, the applicable law is the law of the common habitual residence immediately after the marriage took place and, failing this, the law of the place where the marriage took place.
If neither of the spouses is habitually resident in the country where they had their last common habitual residence, by the law of the country of which both spouses are nationals at the time when the application is lodged;
If they have made no such choice of law,the effects of marriage are governed by the law of their common habitual residence immediately after the celebration of the marriage or, if there is no such residence, by the law of the place in which the marriage was celebrated Art.
Both subject matter and local jurisdiction are held by the district court(§ 104a JN),within whose district the spouses/partners had their last common habitual residence, subsidiarily the district court of the habitual residence of the defendant(§§ 114a para. 1 in conjunction with 76 para. 1 JN).