Author: Yang Yucheng
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The People's Republic of China Contract Law has been in effect for over four years and has played a significant role in regulating and adjusting the order of China's socialist market economy. After more than four years of contract practice, some key, hot, and controversial issues have become fully evident. To better understand and apply this law in practice, we have organized experts and scholars from the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, the Ministry of Science and Technology, China University of Political Science and Law, China Insurance Company, and other departments, along with experienced lawyers, to compile this series of China Contract Law Practical Operation Books. This series focuses on accurately explaining the basic content and principles of the People's Republic of China Contract Law, providing detailed introductions to the essential knowledge points of each type of contract, traps and risk prevention in implementation, and case analyses of typical cases. It also provides the latest relevant laws, regulations, rules, judicial interpretations, and contract templates. The series highlights its practical purpose and foundation in latest information, addressing key public concerns such as "what is a contract" and "how to handle it." This series is a highly practical and authoritative reference for various enterprises, economic management professionals, legal workers, and the general public.
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