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Testing the Limits of Free Movement of Persons: The Case for Mutual Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage

This contribution argues that, although the Court of Justice of the EU does not have the competence to require Member States to legalise same-sex marriage in their national laws, the Court is fully competent to require that all Member States recognize same-sex marriages for the purposes of EU equality and free movement law where that marriage involves an EU citizen and was legally conducted in one of the EU Member States.

same-sex marriage, mutual recognition, EU law, Court of Justice

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