CYIL vol. 10 (2019)

NICOLE ŠTÝBNAROVÁ CYIL 10 ȍ2019Ȏ the field of Private International Law, the court used very little of what this field offers to develop argumentation for the restrictive use of its instruments. It remains to summarise that the reason why we can even think of the possibility of foreign marriage having legal effects in the Czech Republic is given to us by Private International Law. The same is true for the possibility of denying an effect to a foreign marriage in the Czech Republic. However, the argumentation for denying the effects was developed without the principles that Private International Law offers for rejecting the effectiveness of such marriage. In simple words, the author concludes that adjudication to this case was established on the basis of Private International Law but carried without Private International Law.

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