Civil Procedure Law Volume. Series of on Key, Difficult, and Doubtful Points of Judicial Examination

Author: Cheng Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Where is the difficulty in the Judicial Examination? Why do many candidates study tirelessly but fail to crack the mystery of the Judicial Examination? Why can some candidates pass it on their first attempt? Through the research of experienced teachers with years of law exam and Judicial Examination teaching experience, we have found that the key lies in mastering the key, difficult, and puzzling issues in the Judicial Examination. This book is closely aligned with the Judicial Examination syllabus, condensing its content, providing in-depth explanations of key points, analyzing difficult points, and resolving puzzling points. Authored by renowned Judicial Examination experts, it combines authority, targeting, and analytical depth, making it a practical series for those preparing for the Judicial Examination.
To help candidates accurately grasp the key, difficult, and puzzling points of the Judicial Examination and face the exam with confidence, we have invited professors with extensive experience in the Judicial Examination to compile this series. The series is divided into seven volumes:
Volume 1: Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law
Volume 2: Criminal Law
Volume 3: Civil Law
Volume 4: Procedural Law
Volume 5: Commercial and Economic Law
Volume 6: Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law
Volume 7: Public International Law · Private International Law and International Economic Law
This series is characterized by the following features:
Authority
It is reflected in the condensation of textbooks in each volume. The authors of each volume are senior professors, such as Professor Ruan Qilin for Criminal Law and Professor Jiao Hongchang for Constitutional Law.
Novelty
This series lists key, difficult, and puzzling points and provides multi-dimensional analysis to solve them, helping candidates achieve twice the result with half the effort.
Accuracy
In the analysis of key, difficult, and puzzling points, the language is concise and the analysis is thorough, effectively resolving doubts.