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2018 | 27 | 3 | 755-788

Article title

Niejednolitość personalna prawa właściwego

Authors

Title variants

EN
Interpersonal conflicts of laws

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
The article analysis the method of indication of applicable law when law indicated by rule of private international law occurs to be ununified. The author examines an ununification of law on basis of personal criterium i.e. whereunder people of different faiths or ethnicities are governed by different systems of substantive private law within one country. Today, there are still tens of states with more than one system of personal law, especially in Africa and Asia. Increasing number of migrants influences the rising share of transnational legal relationships, including those adjudicated by Polish courts. Among interpersonal conflicts of laws, the cases based on family and succession law are the most common in practice. The article presents several examples of personally ununified legal systems, marks out the types of interpersonal conflicts of laws which may arise and explains – from the Polish courts perspective - the way in which a court should proceed to resolve the problem of personally ununified law if it applies in given case.

Year

Volume

27

Issue

3

Pages

755-788

Physical description

Contributors

  • Jagiellonian University, Faculty of Law and Administration, Private International Law Department, ul. Olszewskiego 2, 31-007 Kraków

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Publication order reference

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