Chapter III
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MARRIAGE PARTNERS
Article 10
Husband and wife shall have equal rights and duties with respect to all aspects of family.
Article 11
Husband and wife shall be obliged to be loyal, to care for and respect each other and to assist each other in all social aspects, and to practise family planning.
The husband shall have the duty to create conditions for the wife to fulfil her mother's role.
Article 12
Husband and wife shall be free to choose their respective professions and to take part in political, economic, cultural and social activities.
Article 13
In choosing a domicile, the couple shall not to be forced to follow customary rules.
Article 14
Common property of a married couple shall be deemed to comprise all the property acquired by each of the marriage partners, including professional and other legitimate income gained by the couple during their marriage, and the property bequeathed or given to the couple.
Article 15
Property held in common by a married couple shall be for the needs of the family.
Husband and wife shall have equal rights and duties with regard to their common property. Purchase, sale, exchange, borrowing or other dealings involving property of considerable value shall require general consent between husband and wife.
Article 16
Properties which were separately owned by a spouse before marriage, or solely bequeathed to him or her during their marriage, may only be included in common property, if he or she agrees.
Article 17
Where a spouse dies, and there is a need to divide "the common property", it shall be divided into two parts. The half that belongs to the deceased shall be divided in accordance with the law on inheritance.
Husband and wife shall also have the right to inherit each other's property.
Article 18
During marriage and upon request of a spouse for legitimate reasons, common property may be divided in accordance with Article 42 of this Law.