Should couples living together but not married have more rights?

AB Editor | 00:00 Fri 03rd Aug 2007 | Family & Relationships

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The Law Commission says that couples living together but not married should have more rights, e.g. a financial claim if they break up. Should they?

They should have some more rights but not all of the security of a marriage - 298 votes
37%
No, they shouldn't have any rights. Only married couples should have security - 235 votes
29%
Yes they should. Many couples choose to live together unmarried these days so should have the same rights as those who marry - 209 votes
26%
They should show that they intend to marry before having the right to make financial claims in the event of a break up - 64 votes
8%

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