Supreme Court held Danish law applies to alimony claims in divorce cases involving Danish and Belgian nationals.

The Supreme Court ruled that Danish law governs alimony claims arising from a divorce between a Danish and a Belgian national. The parties contested which country's substantive law should apply to the maintenance obligation following the Finnish divorce judgment. The court determined that the conflict of laws rules point to the law of the country where the spouses have their common habitual residence or where the divorce was granted, leading to the application of Danish law.