Sex reassignment and the «objective heterogeneity» between marriage and civil unions. The cautious evolution of an isolated model – In its decision n. 66/2024, the Italian Constitutional court established that the legal relationship of a couple in a civil union, in which one member has obtained a sex reassignment in civil registry is not automatically converted into marriage due to the «objective heterogeneity» between these two institutions, while at the same time ensuring that the effects of the civil relationship continue until marriage. The decision allows a new reflection on the normative intersection between sex reassignment and its effects on the civil relationship of the couple. The paper aims to examine how the Constitutional court's judgment may have determined a tentative evolution of Italian legislation, although still anchored in the heterosexual paradigm of marriage.
La rettificazione di attribuzione di sesso e «l’obiettiva eterogeneità» del matrimonio e delle unioni civili. La timida evoluzione di un modello (ormai) isolato / Sulmicelli, Sergio. - In: DPCE ONLINE. - ISSN 2037-6677. - 2024/64:2(2024), pp. 827-844.
La rettificazione di attribuzione di sesso e «l’obiettiva eterogeneità» del matrimonio e delle unioni civili. La timida evoluzione di un modello (ormai) isolato
Sulmicelli, SergioPrimo
2024-01-01
Abstract
Sex reassignment and the «objective heterogeneity» between marriage and civil unions. The cautious evolution of an isolated model – In its decision n. 66/2024, the Italian Constitutional court established that the legal relationship of a couple in a civil union, in which one member has obtained a sex reassignment in civil registry is not automatically converted into marriage due to the «objective heterogeneity» between these two institutions, while at the same time ensuring that the effects of the civil relationship continue until marriage. The decision allows a new reflection on the normative intersection between sex reassignment and its effects on the civil relationship of the couple. The paper aims to examine how the Constitutional court's judgment may have determined a tentative evolution of Italian legislation, although still anchored in the heterosexual paradigm of marriage.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione