Essentials of Contract Law and Case Analysis (General Provisions)

Author: Guo Mingrui
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is one of the "Case Teaching Series for Law in Higher Education Institutions." The entire book has a complete and clear theoretical system, divided into several parts such as legal provisions, key legal principles, case analysis, and discussion questions. It first explains the basic legal concepts, legal rules, and mainstream views on controversial issues of each article of the General Principles of Contract Law. It organically combines typical cases with the theoretical knowledge discussed, demonstrating rigorous logical reasoning in the case analysis process. It emphasizes the interpretation of the connotation of legal provisions and the connection between case facts, leaving space for teachers to organize classroom discussions. To provide students with clues for in-depth reflection, challenging case study questions and theoretical reflection questions are arranged at the end of relevant chapters. This book is the "Key Principles and Case Analysis" section of the Case Teaching Series for Law in Higher Education Institutions. Based on the Contract Law, it uses numerous actual cases as examples, systematically and clearly explaining the basic concepts, scope of application, and other aspects of Contract Law through the interpretation of legal provisions and the analysis and explanation of cases. The book is comprehensive in content, rich in data, well-structured, and logically clear, making it suitable for reading and reference by a wide range of judicial workers.