Civil Litigation Basic Theory (I)

Author: Lü Taro
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book addresses common yet theoretically complex issues in litigation practice by compiling relevant doctrines, case law, and interpretive views. From the perspectives of substantive law and procedural law, it provides thorough arguments and in-depth analyses, attempting to offer solutions. It enables readers to understand the issues from various angles, as well as the connections and harmonization between substantive law and procedural law. Balancing theoretical value and practical litigation needs, it is the culmination of the author's research on civil procedure law, serving as a reference for research, adjudication, and examinations.