Real Estate Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Sun Zhenping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is a case-based teaching material for real estate law. It follows the development process of real estate projects, from project initiation and land acquisition to construction, sales, and property management. It covers specific legal systems such as real estate development land, project implementation, construction engineering, property transactions, and property management. The book is divided into four chapters:
Chapter 1: Real Estate Development Land System, which introduces several typical cases to explain the different methods of acquiring land for real estate development projects and some legal issues related to land acquisition and use;
Chapter 2: Real Estate Development Construction System, which includes legal systems such as planning permits, project implementation, project cost, engineering supervision, engineering quality, and housing demolition;
Chapter 3: Property Transaction System, which covers several legal issues in property transactions, such as pre-sale of commercial housing, sales, gifts, leases, and mortgages, through specific cases;
Chapter 4: Property Management System, which includes legal issues such as service contracts for property management, personal injury compensation, vehicle storage, and the use of property management fees.
Each case analysis consists of four parts: case introduction, legal application analysis, relevant legal theory analysis, and relevant legal regulations.
The writing method of this book differs from general case-based teaching materials. Each legal system or legal issue selects a typical case for theoretical analysis. Based on the introduction of the case, it emphasizes the analysis of relevant issues, aiming to help readers master the complete legal system related to the issue through the study of a single case.
This book can be used as teaching material for undergraduate law students and also as a teaching reference or reading material for real estate law at other levels.