英文摘要 |
Regarding the International Adjudicative Jurisdiction, there are many approaches taken in Formosa (Taiwan), such as the Revert Theory, the Allocation Theory, the Double Function Theory, and the Analogy Approach. The different theories are mainly imported from Germany and Japan, and the main stream of the doctrine follows the Japanese Allocation Theory. This article examines the differences and similarities among those theories, and tries to identify the one that is most reasonable for the construction of Formosan Civil Procedure Law. It argues that, on the contrary to the prevailing opinion in Formosa, the Japanese Allocation Theory has flaws and should not be followed. It also argues that, having traced the root of some provisions in Japanese Civil Procedure, it should be admitted that there already exist some provisions for international adjudicative jurisdiction in Formosan Civil Procedure Law. |