2007Journal of Guangxi Administrative Cadre Institute of Politics and LawRequires access

A study on the types of marriage legal force——From the Viewpoint of Contract

Sun Wen-zhen

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The thought of regarding marriage as contract has a long history and an important value. According to this thought,we can see that the family law has not talked about the hanging of marriage legal force,and that the family law is different from contract idea in the conditions of invalid marriage and revocable marriage.

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The thought of regarding marriage as contract has a long history and an important value. According to this thought,we can see that the family law has not talked about the hanging of marriage legal force,and that the family law is different from contract idea in the conditions of invalid marriage and revocable marriage.

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The thought of regarding marriage as contract has a long history and an important value. According to this thought,we can see that the family law has not talked about the hanging of marriage legal force,and that the family law is different from contract idea in the conditions of invalid marriage and revocable marriage.

Key concepts: Value (mathematics), Law, Family law, Frustration of purpose, Privity of contract, Sociology, Exclusion clause, Law and economics

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