/lɛks ˈloʊsaɪ ˈæk.təs/ – Latin Phrase
Definition: luật pháp của nơi thực hiện hành vi, luật pháp của nơi tiến hành giao dịch.
A more thorough explanation: “Lex loci actus” is a Latin term that translates to “the law of the place where the act occurred.” In legal terms, it refers to the principle that the law governing a particular legal act or transaction is the law of the jurisdiction where the act took place. This principle is often applied in conflicts of law cases to determine which jurisdiction’s laws should govern a particular situation.
Example: The court applied the principle of lex loci actus to determine which jurisdiction’s laws should govern the contract dispute.