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Premoženjske posledice zunajzakonske skupnosti
ID Škof, Kristina (Author), ID Novak, Barbara (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Slovenski zakonodajalec je s sprejetjem Zakona o zakonski zvezi in družinskih razmerjih iz leta 1977 uredil premoženjska razmerja med zunajzakonskima partnerjema tako, da je zunajzakonski skupnosti podelil enake družinskopravne posledice, kot veljajo za zakonsko zvezo. Za pravno priznanje zunajzakonske skupnosti je potrebno, da osebi različnega spola, ki ne skleneta zakonske zveze, dalj časa bivata skupaj. Med njima hkrati ne sme biti razlogov, zaradi katerih bi bila njuna zakonska zveza neveljavna. Najpomembnejša posledica zunajzakonske skupnosti na premoženjskem področju je nastanek skupnega premoženja. Skupno premoženje je premoženje, ki sta ga zunajzakonska partnerja pridobila v času trajanja zunajzakonske skupnosti z delom ali odplačno. Delo je lahko neposredno (opravljanje pridobitne dejavnosti) ali posredno (skrb za gospodinjstvo in otroke). Na skupnem premoženju partnerjev nastane skupna lastnina, kar pomeni, da lahko, če se ne dogovorita drugače, partnerja s skupnim premoženjem razpolagata le skupno in sporazumno. Premoženje, ki ga je zunajzakonski partner pridobil pred začetkom zunajzakonske skupnosti ter v času trajanja zunajzakonske skupnosti neodplačno, je njegovo posebno premoženje, s katerim lahko svobodno razpolaga. Sprejetje novega Družinskega zakonika prinaša kar nekaj novosti na premoženjskem področju zunajzakonskih partnerjev, od katerih je najpomembnejša uvedba pogodbe o urejanju premoženjskopravnih razmerij, s katero se zunajzakonska partnerja lahko dogovorita o svojih premoženjskih razmerjih drugače, kot to predvideva zakon.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:zunajzakonska skupnost, življenjska skupnost, premoženjski režim, skupno premoženje, skupna lastnina, posebno premoženje, pogodba o urejanju premoženjskopravnih razmerij.
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Year:2018
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-103899 This link opens in a new window
COBISS.SI-ID:16369233 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:28.09.2018
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Language:English
Title:Financial consequences of informal relationships
Abstract:
With the adoption of the Marriage and Family Relations Act of 1977, the Slovenian legislator regulated the property relations between unmarried couples by granting informal relationships the same family law implications as are applicable to a marriage. It is necessary for the legal recognition of the informal relationship that two people of different sexes, who do not get married, stay together in a relationship for a longer period of time. There also must be no reason why their marriage would be invalid. The most important consequence of the informal relationship in the property field is the creation of community property. Community property is property acquired by the unmarried couple for the duration of the informal relationship with work or for pay. The work can be done directly (performing a lucrative activity) or indirectly (care for the household and children). Joint ownership is created on the couple's community property, which means that unless they agree otherwise, the unmarried couple can dispose of community property only in a common and consensual manner. Property acquired by an unmarried partner before the commencement of the informal relationship and property acquired during the duration of the informal relationship but not for pay, is his separate property, with which he can dispose freely. Adoption of the new Family Code brings quite a few changes in the sphere of property of the unmarried couples, the most important of which is the introduction of the contract on the regulation of property relations, by which the unmarried couples agree on their property relations differently, as foreseen by the law.

Keywords:informal relationship, life community, property regime, community property, joint ownership, separate property, contract on the regulation of property relations.

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