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Nel nome del sangue. Il trattamento delle coppie omogenitoriali nel quadro della legis executio torinese, tra giudice e amministratore (nota a Tribunale di Torino, VII Sez. civile, decreto del 13 luglio 2021 n. 1133/2021 e Corte d’appello di Torino, Sez. Famiglia, decreto del 24 febbraio 2022)

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] In the name of blood. The treatment of homogenitorial couples within the framework of the Turin executive law, between judge and administrator (note to the Court of Turin, VII Civil Section, decree of 13 July 2021 n. 1133/2021 and Court of Appeal of Turin, Sez. Family, decree of 24 February 2022)

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Abstract

[Machine translation] The paper analyzes the complex intertwining of the measures of the administrator and the Turin judge concerning the registration of children born to homogenitorial couples, trying to detect the problems generated by a lack of intervention by the legislator on this point.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] In the name of blood. The treatment of homogenitorial couples within the framework of the Turin executive law, between judge and administrator (note to the Court of Turin, VII Civil Section, decree of 13 July 2021 n. 1133/2021 and Court of Appeal of Turin, Sez. Family, decree of 24 February 2022)
Original languageItalian
Publication statusPublished - 2022

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  1. SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities
    SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities

Keywords

  • coppie omogenitoriali
  • status filiationis

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