Introduction to Commercial Law

Author: Hao Gang
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: To make this book more helpful to readers, the author has adhered to the following three principles during the writing process: ,
Concise and Accessible. Since the readers of this book are primarily economic and management professionals, the author has avoided in-depth discussions of current controversial theoretical issues in most parts of the book. Instead, he focuses on the current legal framework, using plain language to explain the concepts.
Practical Focus. Considering the practical needs of readers, the book introduces various legal systems with a strong emphasis on practical operations, especially in chapters such as Company Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, and Securities Law, where the practical aspects are particularly evident.
Up-to-Date Content. Commercial law is closely related to economic life and is subject to frequent changes. The book adopts the latest laws and regulations during the writing process. For example, the section on Insurance Law was written based on the Decision of the Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress on Amending the Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China, which was recently passed. Of course, due to the author's limited ability, there may be omissions and errors, and readers are welcome to provide valuable feedback.
With the further development of China's socialist market economy, China's legal system is becoming increasingly. Correctly mastering and applying legal knowledge has become a necessity for current economic and management personnel. To help college students majoring in economics and management, as well as individuals working in government agencies, public institutions, and various enterprises and companies engaged in economic and management work, to systematically and comprehensively grasp the commercial law frequently encountered in economic life, the author has specially written this Introduction to Commercial Law as part of the "21st Century Economic and Management Law Applied Brief Textbook" series on civil and commercial law.
The book is divided into nine chapters. The first three chapters introduce the basic principles of commercial law, which can be considered the general theory. The last six chapters can be considered the special theory, covering Company Law, Securities Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Law, Trust Law, and Maritime Law. Regarding the connotation of commercial law, there are many debates in academia. The content introduced in this book represents the generally recognized, representative commercial law departments and is also the commercial law frequently encountered in economic life.