Research on Difficult Issues in the Legislation of Property Rights in Our Country

Author: Cui Jianyuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This series aims to connect legal professionals, focusing on the interaction between law and society, thereby facilitating the exchange of legal information and the sharing of legal wisdom. It explores the principles of law, questions its values, safeguards social conscience, and promotes the development of the rule of law. This book thoroughly investigates major and difficult theoretical issues that have long troubled China's property rights legislation. It includes reflections on macro-theoretical and structural aspects of property rights legislation, such as whether to adopt the theory of legal acts of property and the choice of legislative models for property rights in China, as well as reflections on theories of the specificity of property rights objects. It also provides arguments for the selection and design of specific systems, such as the right of pawn, the right of habitation, the right of easement, quasi-property rights, priority rights, assignment security, and reservation of ownership, along with detailed studies on the design of property rights registration for immovable property, the restructuring of the state-owned land use rights system, and the improvement of the existing land contract rights system. These research findings will have a positive impact on China's property rights legislation, boost the confidence of lawmakers, and enhance the scientific nature of the legislation. This book is suitable for students and postgraduate students of law schools and universities, as well as for legal practitioners. It is the final research outcome of the Ministry of Justice's research project on the rule of law and legal theory.