On the question of some tendencies in the unification of national and international jurisdiction of Internet disputes

Abstract

The author analyzes the development of foreign legislative and law enforcement approaches to resolving the issue of Internet disputes jurisdiction. It is concluded that today the development of national and international legal regulation of issues Internet disputes jurisdiction occurs in two directions: firstly, the reception of national jurisdiction legal approaches in international legal acts; secondly, the implementation of international legal acts approaches into national legislation. The author draws attention to the fact that, in the absence of a universe international treaty regulating the issues of Internet disputes international jurisdiction, a detailed development of national law rules, regardless of the particular jurisdiction, taking into account the specifics of Internet relations and Internet disputes cannot solve the problem of jurisdiction conflict in resolving this category of disputes.