Civil Code General Research

Author: Wang Liming
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book conducts a systematic study on fundamental theories of civil law, civil legal relationships, civil subjects, legal act systems, agency systems, as well as time limits and periods. It also offers original insights on a series of major and difficult issues in the General Principles of Civil Law, such as the nature of civil law, its basic principles, the system of civil subjects, the construction of legal acts, the nature of agency rights, and the effects of the expiration of litigation time limits. The General Principles of Civil Law are the basic rules applicable to all parts of the Civil Code, and also the most abstract part of civil law. Based on an in-depth understanding of the foreign legislative and theoretical research trends in the General Principles of Civil Law, this book comprehensively organizes and summarizes the legislative and judicial practices of China's General Principles of Civil Law, clearly defining the fundamental categories of civil law. This book conducts a systematic study on fundamental theories of civil law, civil legal relationships, civil subjects, legal act systems, agency systems, as well as time limits and periods, and offers original insights on a series of major and difficult issues in the General Principles of Civil Law, such as the nature of civil law, its basic principles, the system of civil subjects, the construction of legal acts, the nature of agency rights, and the effects of the expiration of litigation time limits. The book has a complete and scientific system, novel and detailed content, and constructs the theoretical system of China's General Principles of Civil Law. This book conducts pioneering research on China's civil law methodology, preliminarily establishing China's civil law methodology system, and providing a clear approach for applying civil law. At the same time, the author's in-depth research on major and difficult issues in judicial practice also holds significant reference value for judicial practice.