英文摘要 |
The newly born international commercial tribunals are special domestic or national tribunals. International commercial litigation, like international commercial arbi-tration, is of international character and respect for parties’ will. However, there is no commercial judicial assistance treaty similar to the New York Convention 1958 that would safeguard the cross-border recognition and enforcement of international commercial judg-ments, which is a biggest challenge against international commercial litigation. China’s civil judicial assistance system, in particular, the principles of de facto reciprocity and of substantial relationship, leading to non-recognition of vast majority of foreign civil and commercial judgments, would be a backlash against international commercial litigation. It’s suggested that the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements, the multilateral or bilateral memorandum of guidance on mutual recognition and enforcement of commercial judgments, or the transference of commercial judgments into arbitral awards, might help with the recognition of foreign commercial judgments in China. |