العلاقة التكاملية بين القواعد الموضوعية و قواعد الإسناد في نطاق القانون الدولي الخاص

Abstract EN

The rules of conflict in private international law still govern the subject of disputes that may occur within it.

The most important of these rules are the rules of attribution, which for a long time were considered within the conflict of laws methodology is the only model according to traditional jurisprudence.

However, due to the development taking place in private international law, in addition to the rules of attribution, other rules called substantive rules also appeared.

These rules undertake in the national legal system to provide the objective solution to the legal issues to which it is subject, excluding the application of the rules of attribution.

Due to the inability of a single one of the previous rules in their traditional concept to cover cases in which a foreign law is determined to govern the legal relationship, although it is a general law, it deals with regulating aspects of economic, social or administrative life, such as monetary laws, social insurance, civil registry organization, and judicial facility Anti-monopoly and other legislation that necessarily affects private law relations.

All of these have effects outside the territory of the state, as there was an urgent need for the emergence of a new concept of application of the rules based on the basis of complementarity between them.

Through the application, this concept met with rapid success.