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Minyi, T. and Yu, C. (2004) On International Private Law. Law Press, Beijing, 111. In This Book, the Author Believes That the International Conventions on Air Carriers’ Liability Belong to Private Law on Theory. So the Meaning of International Private Law Is Different from That of Private International Law, Which Regulates the Conflicts Issues among Different Countries’ Laws and Determines Which Country’s Law Shall Be Applied to a Case.

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• TITLE: Application of Laws of PRC Concerning Air Transport Lawsuits: What Should We Do in the Future?

  AUTHORS: Lizhi Wang

  KEYWORDS: Application of Laws, Air Carrier’s Liability, Conflicts, Air Transport Lawsuits

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.6 No.2, June 10, 2015

  ABSTRACT: It is found that some of the conflicts among Chinese domestic private laws relating to carriage of passengers by air may be settled according to the law application rules and while some may not. The author also observes the roles played by the legislative body of China on the conflicts among domestic private laws. This paper concludes that the issues on the application of laws will be a long-term puzzle for Chinese Lawyers. This paper proposes to revise the laws, especially the Civil Aviation Law forthwith.