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William Horwood writes for Family Law on “non-marriage”

William Horwood
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Anthony Burgess

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William Horwood’s article written for Family Law considers previous criticisms of the breadth of the definition of “non-marriage”, and asks whether the concept should be confined to a much narrower strand of cases. The article also discusses how any proposed confinement might be achieved, whether through the courts or Parliament.

William’s full article can be accessed by subscribers to Family Law here: https://www.familylaw.co.uk/news_and_comment/a–disreputable-mess-non-marriage-after-tousi-v-gaydukova

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