Legal Issues in the Practice of Private International Law

Author: Du Xinli
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Publishing Date: 2005-09-01
Features: With the increasing frequency of international exchanges, cross-border civil and commercial disputes have also been on the rise. How to handle legal relationships between equal parties in cross-border civil and commercial matters plays an extremely important role in safeguarding national interests, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese and foreign parties, and promoting the cooperation and exchange of international technology and culture. Particularly after China's entry into the WTO, it has become even more important to carefully study and research private international law. This book, compiled from the author's years of teaching experience, elaborates on legal issues in the practice of private international law from aspects such as jurisdiction in international civil litigation, determination of legal issues, the application of conflict rules, the service of judicial documents, extraterritorial investigation and evidence collection, the recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments, and international commercial arbitration. It organizes and summarizes the frequently encountered legal issues in practice, making it convenient for learning and memorization. The book also incorporates practical cases for explanation, making it suitable as a textbook for university students majoring in international law, as well as for general researchers in international law. With the increasing frequency of international exchanges, cross-border civil and commercial disputes have also been on the rise. How to handle legal relationships between equal parties in cross-border civil and commercial matters plays an extremely important role in safeguarding national interests, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese and foreign parties, and promoting the cooperation and exchange of international technology and culture. Particularly after China's entry into the WTO, it has become even more important to carefully study and research private international law. This book, compiled from the author's years of teaching experience, elaborates on legal issues in the practice of private international law from aspects such as jurisdiction in international civil litigation, determination of legal issues, the application of conflict rules, the service of judicial documents, extraterritorial investigation and evidence collection, the recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments, and international commercial arbitration. It organizes and summarizes the frequently encountered legal issues in practice, making it convenient for learning and memorization. The book also incorporates practical cases for explanation, making it suitable as a textbook for university students majoring in international law, as well as for general researchers in international law.