Principle of Tort Liability Law

Author: Zhang Xinbao
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The Tort Liability Law is a legal framework that addresses how victims of infringement of specific civil rights can be compensated or how persons who bear the obligation to compensate for damages can be held responsible. This book provides an in-depth exploration of general issues in Tort Liability Law, liability for one's own tortious acts, liability for quasi-tortious acts (including damages caused by others' torts and harm caused by objects), and civil liability for torts. The author attempts to closely integrate the latest theoretical research findings with legislative progress, judicial interpretations, and practical judicial practices, drawing on theories and practical experiences from other countries (regions) to provide readers with comprehensive, systematic, and accurate knowledge. The appendix of this book offers readers a wealth of reference materials and research methods for further study and research on Tort Liability Law.