英文摘要 |
Since 1993 the SEF and ARATS started practical negotiations, the center of discussion has gradually focused on institutional framework. As a typical legislative model of interregional conflict of laws, the method of application of law adopted by the 'Act Governing Relations between the People of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area' is different from the Law Governing the Application of Laws to Civil Matters Involving Foreign Elements, which is considered as a typical legislative model of conflict of laws rules. After twenty years from the day the Act adopted, it is necessary to review whether the existence of such differences is reasonable in today. This paper uses a comparative analysis method based on the actual substantive law in Taiwan and China, discussing the issues involving the definition of Mainland China element, question of classification, and the method of application of law adopted in marital cases. Furthermore, I would like to advocate in certain cases while the difference of legislation of both sides is not very clear, it should be considered that the conflict rules may be replaced by the substantive rules. |