Family Law

Author: Wang Liping
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law is developed in accordance with the overall requirements of the Ministry of Education's Basic Teaching Requirements for Core Legal Courses in Higher Education Institutions and the Comprehensive Plan for Compiling and Editing Legal Textbooks for General Higher Education. It is tailored to the teaching characteristics and talent development goals of undergraduate legal programs, drawing on advanced legislative examples and cutting-edge research findings from abroad. The book is written by scholars from several higher education institutions who specialize in teaching and researching Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law. It consists of fourteen chapters. The textbook comprehensively, systematically, and scientifically elaborates on the fundamental theories and basic systems of Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law. Its main content includes: the basic principles of marriage and family law, kinship systems, marriage systems, marital relationships, divorce systems, parent-child systems, adoption systems, support systems, guardianship systems, inheritance systems, and other specific theories and systems. While introducing China's existing legal provisions and judicial interpretations, it concisely presents advanced legislative examples and doctrines from abroad. It also identifies shortcomings in China's current regulations and proposes several improvement suggestions, offering both innovative formats and content.
Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law is developed in accordance with the overall requirements of the Ministry of Education's Basic Teaching Requirements for Core Legal Courses in Higher Education Institutions and the Comprehensive Plan for Compiling and Editing Legal Textbooks for General Higher Education. It is tailored to the teaching characteristics and talent development goals of undergraduate legal programs, drawing on advanced legislative examples and cutting-edge research findings from abroad. The book is written by scholars from several higher education institutions who specialize in teaching and researching Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law. It consists of fourteen chapters. The textbook comprehensively, systematically, and scientifically elaborates on the fundamental theories and basic systems of Marriage, Family, and Inheritance Law. Its main content includes: the basic principles of marriage and family law, kinship systems, marriage systems, marital relationships, divorce systems, parent-child systems, adoption systems, support systems, guardianship systems, inheritance systems, and other specific theories and systems. While introducing China's existing legal provisions and judicial interpretations, it concisely presents advanced legislative examples and doctrines from abroad. It also identifies shortcomings in China's current regulations and proposes several improvement suggestions, offering both innovative formats and content.