内地与澳门婚姻财产制度比较研究（A comparative study of marital property system in the mainland and Macao）.doc

内地与澳门婚姻财产制度比较研究（A comparative study of marital property system in the mainland and Macao） A comparative study of marital property system in the mainland and Macao Author: Li Yingyi This is the return of Macao, the Macao legislative localization process is currently underway. Because of the historical connection of law, the localization law after the reunification of Macao, especially the civil law regulating the marital property relations in the field of private law, can not be affected by its current legal system. The basic law for the current adjustment of matrimonial property relations in Macao is the Portuguese civil code, which was extended to Macao in September 1967 and became effective in Macao in January 1968. (Note: the first Portuguese civil code was enacted in 1867, referring to the re enacted civil code of Portugal in 1965 It is typical of the continental legal system, centralized following the subject and reflects the civil law countries especially in Germany and Italy and the traditional civil law thought, system of scientific and legislative content with its legislative skills of the. In Macao is about to return to Macao on the occasion, understand the existing legal system of marriage property system, comparative analysis of the similarities and differences between the mainland and Macao for marriage, Macao basic law implementation, has important significance for the study of Macao local law after the return and exchange to promote the future of the mainland and Macao legal culture and legal affairs, there are an important reference for the perfection of the mainland law system of marriage. I. marital property system in the mainland and Macao (I) marital property system in Macao; The system of marital property refers to the legal system that regulates the ownership, management and punishment of property before and after marriage and the liquidation of property at the time of marriage dissolution. (Note: see Li Zhimin, editor: comparative family law,