Private international law

Author: Zhang Shangjin
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts, with detailed content including an introduction to private international law, the historical development of private international law and its study, the subjects of private international law, conflict rules and applicable laws, systems related to the application of conflict rules, and specific discussions. These discussions cover the legal application of rights and capacities of natural persons and legal persons, the legal application in foreign-related property rights relationships, intellectual property rights relationships, the legal application of contractual debts, the legal application of non-contractual debts, certain legal application issues in international economic and trade exchanges, and the legal application in maritime legal relationships, among others. The textbook systematically introduces the content of private international law courses, featuring a novel structure that includes general principles, legal application, international civil litigation, and international commercial arbitration. It proposes many new materials and issues not covered in related books, such as the legal application in international financial relationships, international maritime relationships, international service trade relationships, international factoring relationships, and BOT relationships. It is suitable as a textbook for postgraduate and undergraduate law students in higher education institutions, as well as for reference and self-study by professionals in relevant departments.