Civil Procedure Law

Author: Tan Bing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book provides a detailed and comprehensive elaboration on the basic concepts and key content of civil procedure law, serving to a certain extent as both a reference and an academic work. The book is divided into twenty-four chapters, which can be categorized into three parts based on the nature of their content: General Theory, Principles and Systems, and Procedure. Civil procedure law is a type of procedural law. The General Theory and Principles and Systems sections play a pivotal role in the book, while the Procedure section constitutes the main body, elaborated in detail with the majority of the book's content. The main features and strengths of this book lie in its comprehensive introduction to the materials and knowledge points of the discipline. It can be said that the book encompasses all procedural systems related to civil procedure law, including the general procedure of civil procedure law, the special procedure of civil procedure law, commercial and civil arbitration, maritime litigation, and maritime arbitration systems. Additionally, the book appropriately combines theory with practical legal provisions, allowing students to learn about civil procedure law while gaining insights into the operation of specific procedural systems.