A Member State must recognise same-sex marriages legally concluded in another European Union country without this obligation requiring it to introduce such marriages into domestic law, ruled the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in a judgment handed down on Tuesday 25 November (case C-713/23).
Two homosexual Polish citizens, lawfully married in Germany, are challenging Poland’s refusal to transcribe their marriage certificate in the national civil register on the ground that Polish law...