Practical Aspects of Contract Law and Case Analysis of Contracts

Author: Liu Nana
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The People's Republic of China Contract Law was adopted by the Second Session of the Ninth National People's Congress on March 15, 1999, and came into effect on October 1, 1999. After its implementation, the Supreme People's Court issued the Interpretation of Certain Issues Concerning the Application of the People's Republic of China Contract Law, and the National People's Congress Standing Committee published several standing laws that introduced additional contract types, such as the People's Republic of China Law on Public Welfare Donations, which regulates donation agreements, and the People's Republic of China Government Procurement Law, which governs government procurement contracts. The State Council also promulgated several administrative regulations on contracts, such as the People's Republic of China Administrative Regulations on Technology Import and Export. This book is based on the aforementioned legal norms, closely linking with judicial and administrative enforcement practices in contract law, and focuses on economic and daily life contexts. Using plain language, it introduces profound legal provisions and doctrines, aiming to contribute to the effective implementation of the Contract Law. Series: Legal Practice and Case Analysis. Edited according to the Supreme People's Court's new interpretation and the State Council's new administrative regulations. The Contract Law is the fundamental law that regulates property transfer relationships and governs trade behavior. It primarily defines what constitutes a contract, how to form a contract, the rules for contract performance, the legal validity of contracts, the conditions for contract guarantees, termination, interpretation, or dissolution, the rights and obligations of parties in specific contract performance, the civil liabilities to be borne for breach of contract, and how to obtain legal remedies from the other party. It can be said that the Contract Law is a very important law in both our daily and economic lives.