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The New French Nationality Law

Thread to guide them through the labyrinthine passages of the British Nationality Acts. The "Rose Report" proposed some farreaching changes in the present U.K. citizenship rules 2 and the Home Secretary has instituted a study of the British nationality system with a view to securing its reform.3 In these circumstances English lawyers will regard with particular interest the nationality laws recently introduced elsewhere in Western Europe.4 Foremost among the latter is the French Law of January 9, 1973.5 The new French Law represents an attempt to overhaul, consolidate and simplify the entire Code of French Nationality. The draftsman has taken into account the proposals submitted by a distinguished Commission chaired by Professor Batiffol, but he has