LEGAL REGULATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CHINA IN THE CONTEXT OF RECENT CHANGES IN CHINESE LEGISLATION

Yang Haidan

The new rules of Chinese legislation aimed at improving the legal regulation of issues of private international law have become an objective response to the existing realities faced by the state due to the constant increase in the number of civil and commercial cases complicated by foreign elements considered by the people's courts. Prior to the relevant changes, the provisions of Chinese law governing issues related to foreign affairs were unable to meet the needs of fair, effective and convenient resolution of civil and commercial disputes. Thus, fundamental changes have affected issues of private international law, namely procedural issues of transnational disputes on private law issues considered in the People's Republic of China, issues of obtaining evidence in the above-mentioned disputes, as well as the procedure for recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in China The introduced amendments have increased the international authority and influence of the judicial system of the People's Republic of China. The purpose of the above changes is to improve the legal regulation of private international law and to make such legal regulation open and inclusive, as well as to increase transparency and standardization of the consideration of cases, to facilitate the cross-border dissemination of court decisions.

Keywords:private international law, Chinese legislation, transnational disputes, enforcement of judgments, indirect jurisdiction