英文摘要 |
International treaties normally become legally effective in a domestic legal system through the approaches of 'transformation' and 'incorporation'. Under the approach of 'transformation', the international treaties concerning substantive law are transformed into parts of domestic law, which can be applied under the guidance of private international law. Under the approach of 'incorporation', the application of the international treaties concerning substantive law could be divided into two models: 'the mode of excluding private international law' and 'the mode under the guidance of private international law'. Both article l42 (2) of the General Principles of the Civil Law of PRC and article 1. 1 (b) of the CISG are 'private inter-legal law', rules dealing with the application of different laws in a country, and these two can only be applied under the guidance of private international law. |