Civil Code Related Regulations Selected

Author: Compiled by the Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Selected Related Regulations Series is a compact and practical collection of laws, aimed at helping ordinary citizens and legal students solve practical problems and conveniently find relevant legal authorities while studying related courses. The series selects commonly used laws and regulations closely related to daily life and teaching, using them as the core, and organizes related laws and regulations into categories. The series features are as follows:
1. The main core regulations in each volume are accompanied by guiding principles, which are clearly marked in the table of contents, allowing readers to quickly grasp the legal issues addressed by the core regulations through the table of contents;
2. The related regulations provide in-depth and detailed provisions on specific aspects of the main core regulations; The series categorizes the related regulations it includes, making the relationship between them and the main core regulations clear at a glance, facilitating readers' searches;
3. The series adopts a double-column layout, which not only facilitates reference but also increases capacity, providing readers with tangible benefits;
4. Each volume selectively includes a preface or other important regulations directory to offer further guidance to readers.
Since 1949, China's civil code drafting efforts have been interrupted several times, and to this day, no civil code has been enacted. However, China does not lack basic civil legal norms. On the contrary, the establishment of basic civil legal norms in China has a history of nearly two decades. These ten years have been a period of intense social transformation in Chinese society. In such a social environment, the establishment and development of a reasonable and stable legal order for private life, as well as the transformation of Chinese society, have been instrumental.
The institutional background for drafting the General Principles of Civil Law was the existence of contradictions and inconsistencies among the numerous single regulations at the time, creating an urgent need for a basic civil law. Therefore, the General Principles of Civil Law stipulated the objects of regulation, basic principles, civil subjects, civil acts, civil rights, and civil liabilities of civil law, establishing a preliminary framework for China's civil law system and solidifying its status as the fundamental civil law of the country.
The birth of the General Principles of Civil Law filled the void in China's basic civil law, providing foundational legal rules for the market economy and private social life, while also promoting the modernization process of China's legal system construction.