Estudio comparado y socio-jurídico de la unión de hecho desde el caso ecuatoriano con Irlanda

Abstract

Abstract: The social condition of the human being makes them always look for company, this condition gives rise to a type of relationship of couples that, initially, in a formalized way, concludes with marriage, later the so-called de facto union is formalized. This type of relationship is different between what happens in Ecuador and Ireland, in our country it is fully recognized in the Constitution and the Civil Code from 1978, while in Ireland no mention is made, the marriage bond is maintained as basic cell of society. Being recorded as a legal relationship in Ecuador, there are conditions that regularize it so that it is recognized as such, with which there is also the possibility of its termination, finding that, currently, in our country, this relationship is recognized even between people. of the same sex. Thus, it is concluded that there are more differences than similarities between what happens with the De facto Union between these two nations, so it is believed that a greater legal transformation is not necessary in this regard.