Civil litigation adjudication highlights of entrusted asset management disputes

Author: Li Yongxiang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Before the Supreme Judicial Organs and securities regulatory authorities issued relevant interpretations and regulations, local courts did not passively wait but actively explored and carefully tried a large number of entrusted wealth management cases, achieving generally positive judicial outcomes. To better regulate and guide the future trial of entrusted wealth management cases and to support the Supreme People's Court in formulating relevant judicial interpretations, it is necessary to summarize the basic conditions, issues during trial, and practical experiences in existing entrusted wealth management cases. The writing of this book is based on the above background and purpose. The compilers, grounded in the practical experience of trying entrusted wealth management cases, first briefly summarize the basic overview of such cases (including the basic characteristics and trial situations), and then focus on a detailed analysis and discussion of difficult issues such as the legal nature of entrusted wealth management, the validity of contracts and their handling, the responsibility for losses in entrusted wealth management and regulatory responsibilities, and attempt to some generally recognized rules to provide references for the future trial of such cases.