Civil Procedure Law Related Regulations Selected

Author: Compiled by the Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Selected Related Regulations" Series is a compact and practical collection of regulations, focusing on helping ordinary people and legal students solve practical problems and conveniently find relevant legal basis when studying related courses. The series selects commonly used laws and regulations closely related to daily life and teaching, using them as the core, and categorizes and compiles related regulations. The series features are as follows:
1. The main core regulations in each volume are supplemented with 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 "Directory of Other Important Regulations" to offer further guidance to readers.
"The People's Republic of China Civil Procedure Law" (hereinafter referred to as "Civil Procedure Law") is the first formally promulgated civil procedure code in China, serving as the fundamental law of China's civil procedure system. It stipulates the basic principles, systems, and procedures for adjudicating civil and commercial disputes. Since its promulgation and implementation in 1991, the law has significantly improved the protection of parties' procedural rights in litigation, laying a solid foundation for courts to scientifically, justly, swiftly, and economically resolve civil and commercial disputes in the new era. From the perspective of legal sources, China is a civil law country, where national legislation is often too abstract and lacks operability, requiring corresponding laws and regulations to supplement and improve it. The Civil Procedure Law serves as the procedural guidelines for courts in adjudicating civil cases. Therefore, other related legal norms that regulate the civil procedure system are not administrative regulations or departmental rules, but rather a large number of Supreme People's Court judicial interpretations. Depending on the applicable fields, these judicial interpretations can be categorized into several types, such as comprehensive, procedural, evidentiary, enforcement, and cost-related.