The Applied Law To Financial Regulations In Mixed Marriage A comparative Study

Abstract

Abstract: The financial effects related to the married couple's money owned by them before marriage and the money acquired after it, fall within the concept of financial systems for marriage that have been adopted by western legislations and some Arab legislations. These legislations differ each according to its policy of subjecting these systems to the laws governing their effects, some of the legislations work on the principle of equality, including whoever established the distinction, the first did not distinguish between the law of the husband state and the law of his wife state in ruling these effects, in addition to enabling them to choose the applied law to the effects of their financial marriage system. As for the second, it established the distinction and gave the law of the husband’s state the right to rule the effects of the marriage, whether these effects are personal or financial, and the law of the wife state prevented this right. From these legislations, we find that Iraqi law assigned the personal effects