Weak Subject of Family Relations: A Comparative Legal Study

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The purpose of the research. The effect of the principle of protection of a weak subject in family legal relations is analyzed. The study was conducted by comparing the family legislation of the Republic of Chile and the Russian Federation. This choice is conditioned by the direct consolidation in the Chilean family legislation of the principle of protection of a weak spouse. Results. It is concluded that it is impossible to borrow institutions for the protection of a weak spouse into the legal system of Russia. Putting forward the hypothesis of a possible identification of the weak position of women in Russian family legal relations by gender, the author comes to its refutation. The author substantiates the identification of a psychophysiological sign of a weak subject of a private law relationship.

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Olga N. Gulyaeva

Perm State National Research University

Email: o.n.b.t.a.m@yandex.ru
Graduate student Perm, Russian Federation

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