Civil Law

Author: Jiang Ping
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Publish Date: 2004-03-20
Features: To meet the demand for legal talent in China's socialist modernization construction and the implementation of the strategy of governing the country according to law, and to comprehensively improve the quality of legal professionals, we invited law professors and experts from courts and practical departments to compile and publish this series of textbooks. Guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory and based on the expert opinions of the former Ministry of Education's Teaching Guidance Committee for Law in Higher Education, this series of textbooks incorporates the latest achievements in domestic and international legal education, catering to the legal education of the 21st century. They correctly elaborate the fundamental theories and basic knowledge of the discipline, adhere to the principle of linking theory with practice, and strive to achieve a unified combination of scientificity, systematicity, and practicality... This book is guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory, follows the expert opinions of the former Ministry of Education's Teaching Guidance Committee for Law in Higher Education, incorporates the latest achievements in domestic and international legal education, caters to the legal education of the 21st century, correctly elaborates the fundamental theories and basic knowledge of the discipline, adheres to the principle of linking theory with practice, and strives to achieve a unified combination of scientificity, systematicity, and practicality. This book is compiled and edited by the renowned civil law expert, Mr. Jiang Ping. Due to the vastness of the content in this legal department and the absence of a unified Civil Code in China, the main focus of this book is essentially the general theory of civil law, including fundamental principles and theories. The book provides a comprehensive and in-depth interpretation of civil law in the following sections: Introduction to Civil Law, Civil Subjects, Civil Legal Facts, Agency, Personality Rights, Property Rights, Claims (including General Principles, Contractual Claims, and Non-Contractual Claims), and Inheritance Rights. These contents nearly cover all the departments involved in civil law.