Private international law as a specific and autonomous discipline has been well known to our legal scholarship. It deals with the question of treatment of those relations of private law, where a certain foreign element appears.
On the contrary, our domestic legal scholarship hasn't paid so far any considerable attention to those relations of administrative law, where a similar foreign element uses to appear. This is in a strict contrast with the fact, that foreign legal scholarship has been discussing emergence of a special branch of public-administrative international law for several decades.
This article aims to present this special discipline of law to the domestic auditorium