Civil Procedure Law

Author: National College Entrance Examination Commission
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: All candidates taking the National College Entrance Examination hope that the teaching materials can keep up with the times, reflect the latest achievements and developments in the discipline, and provide information closely related to real life and work. We have been working in this direction. However, we face challenges from two aspects: On the one hand, the writing, publishing, and distribution of teaching materials all require a certain amount of time. Generally speaking, it takes about two years from the determination of writing to the first application of a teaching material. Moreover, most teaching materials cannot be immediately revised or rewritten after only one or two uses. On the other hand, social life changes rapidly, and technology develops by leaps and bounds, which makes it extremely difficult for us to keep pace with the changes in society and technology. The relative stability of teaching materials and the rapid changes of the times create a contradiction, objectively leading to the issue that our teaching materials cannot meet the needs of candidates. This book is strictly compiled according to the newly promulgated "National College Entrance Examination Syllabus for Self-Study in Civil Procedure Law" by the National College Entrance Examination Commission. The questions in the book are arranged and designed according to the key points of the examination syllabus, with a rich variety of question types, emphasis on key points, and accompanied by detailed reference answers. Through intensive training with a large number of question types, candidates can test their understanding and mastery of the reviewed content, thereby consolidating their review results and achieving a comprehensive understanding. It is suitable for candidates taking the National College Entrance Examination in the legal profession for review purposes.