Business Law Case Studies New Economy Law Case Interpretation Series

Author: Tang Di
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: In recent years, China has made significant amendments to some existing economic laws and regulations and has issued new ones. To enable people to better and more quickly master and apply this legal knowledge, a series of case-based interpretations of economic laws and regulations has been compiled by special invitation, featuring the editor-in-chief Ding Bangkai, Dean of the Law School at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. In recent years, China has made significant amendments to some existing economic laws and regulations and has issued new ones. To enable people to better and more quickly master and apply this legal knowledge, a series of case-based interpretations of economic laws and regulations has been compiled by special invitation, featuring the editor-in-chief Ding Bangkai, Dean of the Law School at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. This book is one of them. The author has carefully selected many important cases that have emerged in the implementation of China's company laws (including the Law of the Joint Venture between Chinese and Foreign Parties, the Law of the Cooperation between Chinese and Foreign Parties, the Law of the Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise, the Partnership Enterprise Law, and the Individual Industrial and Commercial Enterprise Law) in recent years. Based on the latest laws and regulations, the book provides a comprehensive and precise analysis and elaboration on the causes of case disputes, the key to resolving disputes, and legal application from both legal theory and practical perspectives, while also taking into account the overall framework of each company law. It is a valuable book for economic practice departments, legal professionals, students of law and economics, as well as other non-professionals.