Case Studies in Contract Law: Interpretation Series of New Economic Law

Author: Shi Zhu
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Although China's legal system for the socialist market economy has achieved significant accomplishments, there is still a long way to go. We must fully acknowledge the achievements made in our legal system while objectively evaluating the existing problems, such as the lag in legislation, the inability to promptly revise and supplement relevant clauses in response to changing circumstances. In recent years, China has made major revisions to some existing economic laws and regulations and issued new ones. To help people better and more quickly grasp and apply this legal knowledge, we have specially invited Ding Bangkai, Dean of the School of Law at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, and others to compile this series of books that interpret economic laws through case studies. This book is one of them. The author has carefully selected many important cases that have emerged in the implementation of the Contract Law in recent years, providing comprehensive and precise analyses and elaborations on the causes of case disputes, the key to resolving disputes, and legal applications from both legal theory and practical perspectives. It also considers the overall framework of the Contract Law, making it a valuable reference for economic practice departments, legal professionals, economics professionals, candidates for various exams, and non-professionals.