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• TITLE: Application of the New Moroccan Family Code in Spain (with a Gender Perspective)

  AUTHORS: Gloria Esteban de la Rosa

  KEYWORDS: Moroccan Family Law; Implementation of the New Moudawana in Spain; Dowry; Mut’a; Dissolution of Marriage by Talaq and Tatliq; Revocable Dissolution; Public Policy

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.4 No.4, December 30, 2013

  ABSTRACT: The application of the Moroccan Family Code by Spanish legal operators is not simple, to the extent that it is not only a question of knowing its contents, but also, behind each of its articles and, relating to the institutions contained in the Code, there is a specific understanding of the world and, more specifically, family relations. The Spanish system of Private International Law is to serve as a “communication channel” between legislations which are beginning to coincide due to the new private international situations taking place in Spain, as a new foreign population begins to settle, in particular when it comes to female Moroccan immigrants. In these cases, Moroccan family law may be applied or considered by the Spanish authorities, favouring thus the recognition of decisions taken in Morocco.