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Friday, September 10, 2004
GERMANY WON'T RECOGNIZE FOREIGN SSM: From Expatica.com
A court in Germany Friday ruled that a gay marriage licence issued under foreign law does not constitute matrimony under German law. The Karlsruhe Administrative Court rejected a complaint by a Taiwanese man who said his Dutch gay marriage to a Netherlands man entitled him to a residence permit to live in Germany under European Union immigration regulations. Under those regulations, the foreign spouse of a citizen of an EU country is entitled to apply for a residency permit in an EU country. However, in handing down its ruling, the court said that the EU regulations allowed each country to define what constituted a "spouse" in legal terms. more |
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