Abstract
When a national conflict of laws rule chooses a foreign law, the court is bound to apply the foreign law. However, the court does not own foreign law, and the state must help the court to clarify the content of foreign law. National civil legislation provides for such mechanisms, but these mechanisms are not enough. A sufficient number of such mechanisms are provided by the European Convention on Information Relating to Foreign Laws of 1968, but the Republic of Armenia has not acceded to the European Convention.
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