Private international law

Author: Zhao Xianglin
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book primarily adopts the conventional format, dividing it into General Principles, Legal Application, and Procedure. However, it uniquely highlights a separate chapter on interregional judicial issues in China, emphasizing the high status and significance of this topic for the field of private international law in China both currently and in the future. The General Principles section covers the concept, history, subjects, and civil legal status of foreigners (a key subject in private international law), as well as conflict rules, applicable law, and their application principles. The Legal Application section primarily explains civil identity and capacity, legal acts and agency, and their legal application issues in various civil and commercial activities. The Procedure section focuses on two aspects: international civil litigation procedures and international commercial arbitration procedures.