Civil Law Application to Foreign-Related Civil Relations - General Provisions

Author: Qi Xiangquan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: General Theory of the Law Applicable to Foreign-Related Civil Relations conducts an in-depth and meticulous study of the fundamental knowledge, basic theories, and legal systems of the law applicable to foreign-related civil relations in China. It breaks through the traditional boundaries of the theory of the law applicable to foreign-related civil relations, constructs a theoretical framework for the law applicable to foreign-related civil relations in China on the basis of a comprehensive review and integration of the theory in China. The book begins with the historical evolution and the promulgation of the Law Applicable to Foreign-Related Civil Relations in China, elaborating that the pressing need is to address the issue of localization and that rectifying the root is the prerequisite for internationalization. Centered around the theme of localization of the law applicable to foreign-related civil relations, the entire book takes China as its starting point, closely connects with China's judicial practice, and explores legal issues such as the sources of the law applicable to foreign-related civil relations, identification systems, legal norms of application, systems for restricting and excluding the application of foreign law, the legal status of foreign nationals, systems of foreign-related agency, nationality, residence, and dwelling, as well as the capacity for rights and acts of natural persons and legal persons, from all-round, multi-angle, and in-depth perspectives. The book's distinctive features include its unique design, original content, comprehensive data, distinctive arrangement, and thorough reasoning. It can serve as a textbook or reference book for undergraduate and graduate law students in universities, as well as a reference tool for judges, lawyers, and other legal professionals.