Examining the methods of resolving the conflict of laws in Iran's subject law

The conflict of laws occurs when a private relationship is related to the laws of two or more countries due to the intervention of two or more foreign factors. In legal theories and international conventions, two methods have been adopted to solve the said conflict. The first method, which is customary in principled or dogmatic method, prefers political considerations and interests of the country over legal requirements. The second method, which is termed as legal method or appropriate selection, considers the verdict that is scientifically suitable for any legal issue. Also, private international law and international conventions have incorporated several rules to resolve the conflict of laws. Among them, we can refer to the rule of conflict resolution with main and secondary communication factors, the rule of conflict resolution of laws with main and secondary communication factors, the rule of plural conflict resolution, the rule of alternative conflict resolution, the rule of dissociative conflict resolution and the rule of conditional conflict resolution. It is the laws and regulations that discuss the non-domestic legal relations of nationals of countries and how to apply legal regulations to these nationals in terms of the jurisdiction of laws and courts. One of the most important issues related to private international law is the conflict of laws that occurs when a private law relationship to The reason for the intervention of one or more foreign factors is related to two or more countries. In this research, we examine the general conflict of laws and the issues raised in the conflict of laws in Iran's private international law