Administrative Relief Law Typical Cases

Author: Wu Peng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This series of textbooks selects four legal departments closely related to economics and management—Civil and Commercial Law, Economic Law, Administrative Law, and International Economic Law—for compilation. It is divided into four series based on different departments of law, with each series including three parts: "Theoretical Summary," "Typical Cases," and "Teaching Regulations." It is both grounded in the fundamental logical framework of departmental law and focuses on practicality, selecting several cases and regulations closely related to economics and management for analysis and explanation. This series of textbooks adheres to the consistent high standards and quality of writing upheld by China Renmin University Press. The "Theoretical Summary" sections are independently compiled by leading scholars in their respective fields, who also lead the writing of the "Typical Cases" and "Teaching Regulations" sections. This aims to present a series of authoritative, innovative, targeted, and applicable textbooks to readers with a strong academic lineup.
This book is divided into three parts: Administrative Reconsideration, Administrative Compensation, and Administrative Litigation. Each part is further divided into "Overview" and "Legal Application" sections. The former briefly introduces the background, development, research scope, and basic theories of the system in this part. The latter is the core content of this volume, providing in-depth and accessible explanations of the principles and important legal norms of the system through the analysis of typical cases.