What Is an Identity Column?
Identity behavior, also known as "kinship behavior." It refers to a civil legal act that has the effect of a change in identity relationship based on the expression of meaning. Such as marriage, divorce, adoption and so on. Identity behaviors are different from general legal behaviors in that: (1) the content of their behaviors is strictly restricted by law and must not violate the requirements of legal kinship; (2) its form is a formal act, usually with registration procedures as the establishment requirements. [1]
Identity behavior
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- Identity behavior, also known as "kinship behavior." It refers to a civil legal act that has the effect of a change in identity relationship based on the expression of meaning. Such as marriage, divorce, adoption and so on. Identity behaviors are different from general legal behaviors in that: (1) the content of their behaviors is strictly restricted by law and must not violate the requirements of legal kinship; (2) its form is a formal act, usually with registration procedures as the establishment requirements. [1]
- Identity behavior is a civil legal act that has the effect of identity change. There are unilateral acts and bilateral acts.
- A civil act for the purpose of occurring, changing, and terminating an identity relationship.
- Can be divided into three categories :
- (1) Acts that change the identity of the person, such as marriage or divorce.
- (2) Acts that change the identity relationship of others, such as the removal of guardianship, the adoption relationship is lifted.
- (3) The act of helping others form an identity relationship.
- Compared with property behavior, identity behavior has the following characteristics :
- (1) Regarding the subject of identity behavior, emphasis on consciousness, respect for the actor's own will, and no agency is allowed.
- (2) The content of identity behavior mainly relates to the rights and obligations of relatives, inheritance and some intellectual achievements due to identity relationship.
- (3) Most of the acts of identity have legal forms, such as marriage, divorce, adoption, etc. must comply with the procedures and forms prescribed by law.