Abstract:
Legal security, as a principle, requires the legal rules to be clear, as the provisions should
not contradict the expectation of how it is formed in the written text. They must cover all
relationships, including international private relations.
Moreover, they must include the rules for conflict of laws that concern the harmful act
of tort liability. Despite the stability of many legislation and judicial solutions on enforcing
the local law as it is in line with the expectations of individuals who are considered to be
one of the pillars of legal security, there are those who tried to rebel against this principle
by criticizing the conflict approach in itself and giving other solutions with the possibility of
risking and compromising the expectations of individuals.
