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I guess this is International Day for this blog. Head of Legal is an English blog. Its Baroness Deech and the Cohabitation Bill details a bit too much for my American comprehension about the politics of the is particular Bill. Why I want to mention the post here is for the discussion in the comments about the general merits of a cohabitation bill. I expect a similar debate here between those suggest such a bill is too much state intervention and the inequity of the law towards people's property who are unmarried. If such a debate comes here, I will come down on the side of the second of debate.
(Note to any American readers, especially lawyers, I suggest subscribing to John Bolch's Family Lore and reading CharonPC).
Full post as published by Sam Hasler's Indiana Divorce & Family Law Blog on July 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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