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Revista IUS

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Abstract

HUNG GIL, Freddy Andrés. Notes on filiatory recognition in favor of the conceived, not born in notary head offices. Special reference to the Family Code in Nicaragua. Rev. IUS [online]. 2015, vol.9, n.36, pp.235-247. ISSN 1870-2147.

Traditional doctrine preferably recognizes the acquisitions inter vivos and mortis causa as a consecration of the tutelage of possible rights of the conceived not born in family law; but there is no evidence that indicates they are the only manifestations of such protection. The possibility to recognize a being as conceived, in spite of the sui generis nature that it presents by the conditions in which it is located, has been accepted with remarkable generality as favorable effect to its legal status. The parentage of a child conceived can be contained in testament -regardless of whether it is common or special- or in other public document. The particularities of filiatory recognition in the case of those conceived-not born mark the vicissitudes of the responsibilities in the notarial field.

Keywords : Filiatory recognition; conceived-not born; unborn child.

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