Legal structure of credibility

Author: Ye Jinqiang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is a specialized study on the publicity and good faith principle of property rights representation. It begins by examining the relationship between property rights representation and the publicity principle, distinguishing between the static "representation" and dynamic "publicity" of privileges, and clarifying the connection between the two and the good faith principle. Subsequently, it explores the foundation for recognizing good faith and the different manifestations of good faith under various legislative models for privilege changes. Building on this, the book focuses on the specific construction of good faith, providing a detailed analysis of the good faith acquisition system as an embodiment of good faith. Finally, it discusses the relationship between good faith and the principle of causelessness in property rights acts. From a legislative perspective, it advocates replacing the causelessness principle with good faith to establish a flexible framework for protecting transaction security, and recommends adopting a cause-based formalist legislative model for privilege changes.