Typical Contract Dispute Cases: Use of Litigation Evidence

Author: Wu Chunyan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Contracts, as the basic rules of market transactions, play a very important role under market economy conditions. They hold a prominent position in people's daily lives. It can even be said without exaggeration that contracts are a part of everyone's life. As the connection point and carrier of the interests of the parties to a contract, contracts are highly valued by the parties. This is precisely why parties often violate contracts for their own interests, leading to contract disputes between them. Therefore, we can also say that as long as contracts exist in our lives, contract disputes will continue to haunt us. The book primarily analyzes and studies the named contracts stipulated in the Contract Law, as well as the more common and important unnamed contracts in daily life. The writing approach of this book is as follows: Starting from the relevant theories of the Contract Law, combined with its specific provisions, it analyzes and elaborates on the basic theories and difficult issues of various types of contracts. Additionally, it combines the relevant theories of the Civil Procedure Law, particularly the knowledge of evidence and its application rules, based on the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning Evidence in Civil and Commercial Litigation, to analyze, evaluate, and study the specific application rules of evidence in litigation for various types of contract disputes. The features of this book lie in its combination of the theory of the substantive law (Contract Law) with the theory of the procedural law (Civil Procedure Law), as well as the integration of legal theory with legislative and judicial practice. It aims to bridge the gap between substantive law and procedural law, as well as between legal theory and judicial practice.