SECTION III - Rules Extending The Sphere Of Application Of German Law
Manual of German Law › Part III PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (2008)
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SECTION III - Rules Extending The Sphere Of Application Of German Law
16. Like other systems of private international law German law contains a number of rules which result in German law being rendered applicable to cases in which according to more general principles a foreign law should be applicable. The most important of these rules are summarised in the present chapter. There is some connection between the adoption of the nationality rule by German law and the existence of these rules, because the nationality rule more often leads to the application of some foreign rule of law than does the principle of domicile. The rules to be summarised hereunder are partly designed to prevent an undue extension of the number of cases in which German Courts have t...
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