Consumption
Konkumbenz (konkumbieren, konkumbiert, from Latin concumbere (concubitum) - in the sense of: "to lie down with someone", "to sleep with someone", in the broader sense: "cohabitation") is an outdated term for conjugal (affinitas legitima) or illegitimate intercourse (affinitas illegitima) between a man and a woman.
In the legal literature, the term has gained importance in connection with extramarital consumption, especially in connection with the question of responsibility for a child born at home and the factual and financial support of the father to the mother and child ( alimentation ) .
See also
Web links
- Lecture by Frieda Duensing “The legal position of the illegitimate child and its mother” on the occasion of the International Women's Congress in Berlin 1904. Published in the Internet Archive
- Inaugural dissertation by Georg Seitz, “The alimentation obligation of the extra-marital producer according to common law”, 1891. Published in the Internet Archive
literature
- Eduard von Liszt: The duties of the out-of-wedlock cohabitant: a contribution to the revision of the Austrian General Civil Code; with special consideration of the civil code for the German Reich and the draft of a Swiss civil code . 1st edition. Braumüller , Vienna; Leipzig 1907.
- Theodor Gimmerthal: The human will as the source of all obligatory obligations and in particular its importance for the food obligation of the concumbents in the case of an extramarital impregnation . 1st edition. Ferd. Gimmerthal, Arnstadt 1892.
- Georg Seitz: The alimentation obligation of the illegitimate producer according to common law (inaugural dissertation) . 1st edition. French X. Seitz, Munich 1891.
