Fundamentals of Private International Law: A Study Applied to Saudi Laws

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to private international law by presenting its basic concepts and fundamental rules related to nationality, the status of foreigners, and conflict of laws, with direct links to practical applications in Saudi systems .

The author has been keen to simplify the theoretical principles and enrich them with judicial examples and legal texts, thus constituting an academic and practical reference for students, researchers, and practitioners in the legal field.

This work is characterized by the following:

• A comparative study between the general principles of private international law and relevant Saudi regulations.
• Explaining the applications of Saudi judiciary in personal and commercial status matters with a foreign element.
• A contemporary analysis of the challenges posed by economic openness and legal globalization to the Kingdom.
• A simplified approach supported by practical examples makes it suitable for students in law and Sharia schools as well as legal practitioners.