Schwebel v. Unger has come to be cited as the leading case in this area of private international law and has been the subject of considerable comment and debate. In a suit for nullity o marriage on the grounds of a bigamous ceremony, the Supreme Court of Canada, affirming the decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal, appeared to have applied to the incidental question, he validity of the Hungarian divorce, the conflicts rule of the domiciliary law governing the main question, Israel, rather thanits own conflicts rule for determining the validity of a divorce. While domiciled in Hungary, but on route to Israel, the paties were divorce by a Jewish divorce (get) in Italy.