LS101 Lecture 10: Module 10

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Social change: modification in the way people work, rear a family, educate their children, govern themselves, and seek ultimate meaning in life. Law and social change: legal institutions have been found to have a definite role, rather poorly understood, as instruments that set off, monitor, or otherwise regulate the fact or pace of social change. Sacred concept of marriage: a traditional view, a permanent contract with god. Duty to the church, soc iety, and family. Social concept of marriage: a traditional view, focuses on social obligations. Personal concept of marriage: a modern view, gives priority to individual rights and desires. Jurisdiction: federal government legislates for marriage and divorce. Provincial government solemnizes, legislates for matrimonial property and custody, and resolves disputes. Common law: a conjugal relationship between a c ouple in which no legal marriage has taken place. Bill c-38: legalized same sex marriages i n july 2005.

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