ISSUES OF MARRIAGE REGISTRATION WITH FOREIGN CITIZENS AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATION IN THIS REGARD

Abstract

In recent years, in connection with the complication of social relations in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the issues of legal regulation of family relations with the participation of foreign citizens and stateless persons are acquiring special significance. Marriage is one of the main institutions of human society, and the problem of registering marriages between citizens of different states is one of the pressing issues of international law. These are closely related to a number of reasons of an objective nature. This article covers international legal norms, differences in the national legal system, legal consequences of marriage, and the experience of foreign countries. In the current period, when, as a result of globalization processes, the involvement of representatives of different nationalities in family relations is increasing, this issue is becoming even more relevant. Therefore, the article thoroughly examines international treaties, the procedure for registering civil status acts, as well as general and specific aspects of the legislation of different countries. This research, which is deeply analyzed from the point of view of the legal significance of marriage, legal guarantees and compliance with international norms, serves to expand scientific approaches to the topic. In such cases, a number of differences arise in various relations involving a foreign (international) element, manifested in the conclusion of marriage, termination of marriage, recognition of marriage as invalid, personal-non-property and property relations between spouses, property relations arising between parents and children, etc.In the Family Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the legislator, when choosing conflict relationships, first of all, takes into account the more or less close connection of a certain type of relationship with a particular state, including a foreign state. The scope of dependency on judicial law has been significantly narrowed. Also, the legal obligations of the parties entering into marriage are reflected in foreign legislation.