Property Law

Author: Chen Huabing
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is written by Professor Chen Huabing, a scholar in property law, for graduate students in law. It provides a complete and systematic exposition of the theory and institutional construction of China's property law. The author participated to some extent in the entire legislative process of China's property law, and the book can be seen as a final summary and new theoretical interpretation of the gradual development process of China's property law legislation. In terms of content and structure, the book divides China's property law into two parts: General Principles and Specific Regulations. The General Principles section primarily elaborates on the fundamental legal principles of China's property law, building its basic concepts and institutions on the foundation of fundamental civil law theory. The Specific Regulations section focuses on providing detailed descriptions of the specific institutions of China's property law, discussing different forms of property rights separately based on the basic types of property rights, enriching the system of China's property law with rich practical content. This book is also a revision of Property Law Principles. The difference between this revision and many other revised works lies in the author's rigorous academic attitude, as he comprehensively restates the new theoretical achievements and new legislative trends in property law.