On the International Civil and Commercial Jurisdiction on Internet
Xia Xiao-hon
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Xia Xiao-hon
Abstract
In the cyber-world, the rules for international civil and commercial jurisdiction have changed, in which the jurisdiction determination altered from checking the passive and subordinated relation to the active conducts of the party concerned. Such new method is positive but the jurisdiction still can not be determined. The final jurisdiction determination in the cyber-world requests international coordination, thus, our country should adopt the correct value orientation so as to establish fair and justifiable jurisdiction rules. Currently, the specific criteria development are restrained by technology and economic factors, but with good prospects, the new territory rules will definitely be obtained by the technology support and guarantee.
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In the cyber-world, the rules for international civil and commercial jurisdiction have changed, in which the jurisdiction determination altered from checking the passive and subordinated relation to the active conducts of the party concerned. Such new method is positive but the jurisdiction still can not be determined. The final jurisdiction determination in the cyber-world requests international coordination, thus, our country should adopt the correct value orientation so as to establish fair and justifiable jurisdiction rules. Currently, the specific criteria development are restrained by technology and economic factors, but with good prospects, the new territory rules will definitely be obtained by the technology support and guarantee.
Key concepts: Jurisdiction, Business, The Internet, Value (mathematics), Subject-matter jurisdiction, Law, Law and economics, Political science