The Application Of Party Autonomy In Tort Choice Of Law

Lex loci dilicti (the law of the place where a tort was committed) serves as a general rule inthe choice of law in tort. However，with the development of economy and the legislativetechnique, the disputes become more complicated and involve more factors than ever before.Three mechanisms: the outer space security cooperation mechanism. This mechanism canensure to carry out the peaceful use of outer space’s principle, the will play an important role toreconstruct this mechanism; second, the outer space administration and supervision mechanism.A unified administration and supervision institution is important to the outer space recourses’development, build thecae regulate outer space development activities; The current rulesgoverning tort in China are regulated in the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Choiceof Law for Foreign-related Civil Relationships，which has been adopted at the17th session ofthe Standing Committee of the11th National People’s Congress on October28，2010. This lawhas a significant influence in employing the party autonomy rules to the foreign tort area.After introducing the theme and the aim of this very subject in the first part, the outer spacecommercial dispute resolution mechanism. There is a need to reconstruct a new commercialdispute resolution mechanism to respond with outer space commercialization and privatizationtrend. A series of outer space achievements have been made in China, but lack of a related outerspace law, so make a unified and comprehensive outer space law is the direction of outer spacelegislation in the future. I will go to present the evolution clause of it and the difficulties before it,in order to something related to party autonomy rules, such as the birth, the context and its recentdevelopment. This article mainly employs the relative analysis approach. Compared thelegislation in the worldwide with ours，I am trying to borrow advanced ideas from otherdeveloped countries and then to do some help to develop the international private law in China.