Administrative Litigation Law

Author: Jiang Ming'an
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book is first and foremost a textbook on administrative litigation law, systematically explaining the basic concepts, principles, specific regulations, and institutions of administrative litigation law, including the scope of cases, jurisdiction, parties involved in the lawsuit, rules of evidence, basis for trial, judgments, types of regulations, as well as the procedures for filing complaints, acceptance, trial, judgment, and enforcement. The book also combines academic and highly practical characteristics. The author, combining practical experience, focuses on researching the distinctions and institutional foundations of administrative litigation, with an emphasis on major theoretical issues and difficult problems in legal implementation. It also introduces debates over different viewpoints and proposals during the legislative process, as well as new issues and contradictions encountered in judicial practice, along with their solutions and recommendations.