Civil litigation theory exploration and procedural integration

Author: Liao Yong'an
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics: First, it closely integrates the renewal of civil litigation concepts with theoretical exploration and the reform of civil litigation procedural systems, fully demonstrating the guiding significance of litigation concepts and basic theories of litigation in the construction and reform of procedural systems. Second, it fully applies systematic and comparative research methods to the study of issues, proposing many practical and unique insights. Especially in the series of topics on litigation cost systems and procedural integration, it fully reflects the author's macro grasp of the issues. The relatively systematic reform proposals put forward are undoubtedly of great practical guiding significance for the reform of China's litigation cost system, the scientific construction of civil dispute resolution mechanisms, and the reform and improvement of civil procedural mechanisms. Third, the study of the issues is relatively in-depth and systematic. The book is divided into twenty-one topics, mainly focusing on the analysis of basic theories such as the purpose of civil litigation, litigation behavior, and the interest in litigation, as well as the discussion of specific systems and procedures such as litigation jurisdiction, litigation costs, and the integration of procedural mechanisms inside and outside litigation. This reflects the distinctive characteristics of thematic research. Of course, some views in this book, such as the negative evaluation of China's jury system, still need further discussion. However, as a thematic research work on civil litigation, it undoubtedly has considerable theoretical and practical value for the ongoing revision and improvement of China's Civil Procedure Law.