The nature, content and application of “public order” in private international law
https://doi.org/10.46914/2959-4197-2024-1-3-58-67
Abstract
In this article I would like to focus on the study of such aspects of this problem as:nature, content and application of “public policy” in private international law. Given the current situation in Kazakhstani practice, it is obvious that the questions we have raised, especially the question of contradiction to public order, are more theoretical in nature and practical in nature for international private law. However, such a basis as contradiction to public order, in the question of public order arises when applying the norms of foreign law, when executing foreign arbitration and judicial decisions, and when providing legal assistance (for example, executing an assignment, carrying out procedural actions) to a foreign state. Despite this, the combination of words “public order” has not yet found a single precise, specific, most accurate definition reflecting its meaning.
About the Author
S. A. Sarina
International Arbitration Court IUS
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
c.l.s., arbitrator
Almaty
References
1. Morozova Ju.G. (2000) Agreement on public order: reasons for its emergence // Legislation. No. 6. P. 8–16. (In English).
2. Hasjanov R.Sh. (2005) European public order, European legal transit and European convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms: their relationships and interactions. St. Petersburg, 24 p. (In English).
3. Kazachenok S.Ju. (2014) Contradictory public order as a special category of grounds for state interference in international commercial arbitration // Vestnik of Volgograd State University. Series 5: Jurisprudence. No. 2(23). P. 98–111. (In English).
4. Monastyrskij Ju. Je. (1999) State doctrines of collective law in the USA / diss. ... cand. jurid. science. M.: Institute of state and law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 136 p. (In English).
5. Merezhko A.A. (2006) Science of international private law: history and modernity. Kiev: Takson, 356 p. (In English).
6. Makarov A.N. (1924) Fundamentals of international private law. M.: Jur. izdat. Narkomjusta RSFSR, 151 p. (In English).
7. Lunc L.A. (2002) Course in international private law: in 3 volumes. M.: Spark. Vol. 1. 384 p. (In English).
8. International private law: foreign legislation / Preface by A.L. Makovsky. M.: Statut, 2000. 892 p. (In English).
9. Esimhanov E. (2006) Reciprocity and public order as key aspects of recognition and enforcement in the execution of foreign arbitration decisions // Jurist. No. 4. URL: www.online.zakon.kz (assessed: 23.03.2018). (In English).
10. June-Jordan Convention of 10 June 1958 “On recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration decisions”. URL: www.uncitral.org.ru (assessed: 23.03.2018). (In English).
11. Sulejmenov M.K. Primenenie ogovorki o publichnom porjadke v sudebnoj praktike. URL: www.online.zakon.kz (data obrashhenija: 23.03.2018). (In Russian).
12. Sulejmenov M.K. How the court interpreted the law according to its own amendment. URL: www.online.zakon.kz (assessed: 23.03.2018). (In English).
13. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan of April 8, 2016 No. 488-V “On arbitration”. URL: www.online.zakon.kz (assessed: 23.03.2018). (In English).
14. Tolstyh V.L. (2002) Conflict regulation in international private law: problems of interpretation and implementation of Section VII of Part Three GK RF. M.: Spark, 244 p. (In English).
15. Mengliev Sh.M. (2013) International private law. Dushanbe: Typography of Tajik National University, 736 p. (In English).
Review
For citations:
Sarina S.A. The nature, content and application of “public order” in private international law. Eurasian Scientific Journal of Law. 2024;(3 (8)):58-67. https://doi.org/10.46914/2959-4197-2024-1-3-58-67
Views:
56
Email this article 