Introduction to the Judicial System

Author: Fan Yu
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is one of the case studies in the "Concise Textbook of Legal Applications in Economics and Management for the 21st Century," representing an attempt to combine legal systems with case studies for explanation and analysis. Enterprises are the main participants in market economic activities, and multiple important socio-economic relationships within and outside enterprises have gradually been incorporated into the legal adjustment framework. This textbook aims to introduce readers to the norms that enterprises should follow in terms of organizational structure construction and changes, enterprise management, and related social activities by compiling or citing representative cases and combining them with the current corporate legal system. The textbook is divided into five parts, covering legal systems related to state-owned enterprises, sole proprietorships and partnerships, foreign-invested enterprises, companies, and enterprise bankruptcy. Each part consists of two sections: the first section is "Overview," which introduces relevant theories, legislation, and implementation; the second section is "Legal Applications," which focuses on legal and jurisprudential analysis of typical cases and proposes scholarly recommendations for addressing existing issues. The textbook elaborates on the basic principles, institutional design, fundamental structure, operational mechanisms of the modern judicial system, as well as related legal professions, legal procedures, and social conditions. It reveals the role, significance, and functions of the judiciary in a modern rule-of-law society and emphasizes the introduction of China's current judicial system and its principles.