Commercial Law Theory

Author: Fan Jian
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts—Commercial Ontology, Commercial Subject Theory, and Commercial Conduct Theory—to conduct an in-depth exploration and research on fundamental issues of commercial law, including its connotation and extension, independence, objects of regulation, legislative models, system, commercial subject system, and commercial conduct system. Set against the backdrop of the consensus in civil and commercial law theory and practice regarding the unified legislative model of civil and commercial law, this book delves into the intrinsic characteristics and interrelationships of commercial law norms, marking an important exploration in constructing the foundational theoretical system of Chinese commercial law. This book is part of the "Higher Education Law Series," a series of academic monographs published by our press, and can also serve as a primary teaching reference for the core course "Commercial Law (Second Edition)" for law majors across national higher education institutions.