Table of contents
1. Transcription and principle of the voluntariness of the civil effects of religious marriage - 2. The juridical nature of the transcription and of the marriage act - 3. The inadmissibility of post mortem transcription in doctrine and jurisprudence: the interpretation of the requirement of " knowledge and non-opposition" to the request for registration presented by a single spouse - 4. Other arguments in support of the inadmissibility of the post mortem registration - 5. Concluding reflections and prospects for the protection of the contracting parties in the event of the impossibility of proceeding with the transcription