General Principles of Commercial Law

Author: Huang Xiaolin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book starts with the basic theories of commercial law, introducing the characteristics, principles, legislative examples, historical development, and commercial legal systems of major Western market economies. It analyzes the features and main legal provisions of commercial entities such as commercial individuals, commercial partnerships, commercial companies, and chain organizations. It describes the fundamental systems closely related to commercial entities, such as commercial registration, business names, and commercial accounting books, and reveals the characteristics, classification, and legal control of commercial acts. It also focuses on introducing two main types of commercial acts: commercial sales and commercial agency. During the writing process, the book strives to achieve the following points: First, it strives to absorb the latest research findings from both domestic and international sources to reflect the new development trends in this field; second, it primarily discusses China's commercial legislation while also introducing the commercial legislation of major Western countries today, in order to explore the development patterns of commercial law worldwide; third, it starts from the perspective of commercial practice, studying and analyzing the fundamental theories of commercial law, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice, principles and specifics; fourth, it focuses on researching and analyzing the interdisciplinary content within the field of commercial law to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of commercial law.