International private law test 2016

Collection of assignments by discipline
"International private law"

Task 1.
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Question 1. What area of ​​law covers relations between states?
1. civil law;
2. international public law;
3. administrative law;
4. notarial legislation;
5. financial law.
Question 2. What area of ​​law concerns the relationship between legal entities and citizens of states?
1. family law;
2. civil law;
3. private international law;
4. administrative law;
5. business law.
Question 3. Name the parties in a relationship in private international law.
1.states;
2. departments;
3. firms;
4. subjects of relations;
5. citizens and legal entities.
Question 4. What characterizes the modern relationship between public international law and private international law?
1. mismatch;
2. discrepancy;
3. inconsistency;
4. rapprochement;
5. inadequacy.
Question 5. What are the initial principles and purposefulness of international private and international public law.
1. fairness;
2. legality;
3. protection of interests;
4. legal regulation of relations;
5. striving for peace and cooperation.
Task 2.
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Question 1. Name the trend characteristic of the current relationship between public international law and private international law.
1. going beyond the legal framework;
2. extraterritoriality;
3. convergence and interpenetration;
4. sovereignty;
5. autonomy.
Question 2. How many groups of property relations distinguishes private international law in relations with a foreign (international) element?
1. one;
2. two;
3. three;
4. four;
5. five.
Question 3. With what element of the rules of private international law govern civil, family and labor relations?
1.with a civilian;
2.with foreign (international);
3.with family;
4.with legal;
5.with labor.
Question 4. What are the norms that have historically formed the basis of private international law.
1. dispositive;
2. blanket;
3. imperative;
4. collisional;
5. regulatory.
Question 5. What rules governing civil relations with a foreign element must be included in the scope of private international law?
1. imperative;
2. blanket;
3. dispositive;
4. collisional;
5. everything. Task 3.
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Question 1. How are the conflict of laws rules of private international law assessed on the legal and technical level?
1. simple;
2. the most difficult;
3. labor intensive;
4. insoluble;
5. unified.
Question 2. What trend has accelerated the process of unification of the substantive rules of private international law in the field of trade, transport, etc.?
1. cooperation;
2. specialization;
3. internationalization of economic life;
4. integration of countries;
5. codification of law.
Question 3. What are the rules attributable to private international law doctrine A. Battifol and P. Savatier (France)?
1. bylaws;
2. general;
3. special;
4. norms on citizenship;
5. blanket.
Question 4. What kind of law do the German lawyers L. Raape and G. Kegel reduce to private international law?
1.collision;
2. administrative;
3. civil;
4. family;
5. entrepreneurial.
Question 5. To what type of law do the Polish authors M. Sosnyak and V. Walaszek reduce private international law?
1. entrepreneurial;
2. administrative;
3. family;
4. civil;
5. collisional.
Task 4.
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Question 1. Name the author of the name of the branch of law - “International