Civil Procedure Law

Author: Jiang Wei, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book is guided by Marxism, Mao Zedong Thought, and the Theory of Deng Xiaoping, adhering to the basic line of the Party. Based on the absorption of the latest achievements in the field of civil procedure law in recent years, it strives to correctly elucidate the fundamental theories of civil procedure law, the ownership, systems, and procedures of civil procedure law, with a focus on summarizing and exploring the theoretical aspects of civil procedure practice since the promulgation of the Civil Procedure Law of 1991. It primarily elaborates on the concepts and characteristics of civil disputes and civil procedure, the purpose, models, and values of civil procedure, as well as the concepts, tasks, and effectiveness of civil procedure law and its relationship with other departments of law.
Building on the absorption of the latest achievements in civil procedure legislation and theory in recent years, this book strives to correctly elucidate the fundamental theories of civil procedure law and the basic principles, systems, and procedures of civil procedure law, with a focus on summarizing the theoretical aspects of civil procedure practice after the promulgation of the new Civil Procedure Law of 1991.
This book is divided into six parts:
Part I, Theories of Civil Procedure Law;
Part II, Basic Principles and Systems of Civil Procedure Law;
Part III, Ordinary Procedure;
Part IV, Special Procedure;
Part V, Enforcement Procedure;
Part VI, Foreign-Related Civil Procedure and Regional Judicial Assistance.