Civil Code Section

Author: Yao Hui
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The law serves as a norm for people's lives and should also be a tool that the public can grasp and use. The new edition of the "Case-Based Legal Explanation" series adheres to this principle and strives to achieve the following points:
1. In terms of format design, it breaks away from the practice of simply listing cases in case books and instead organizes related cases in a systematic manner, arranged according to the structure of each legal department, making the logic clear and the hierarchy distinct.
2. In terms of content arrangement, key terms are selected from each section for explanation, ensuring a connection between theory and cases, and reference texts of legal documents are provided for readers' better understanding and application.
3. In terms of case selection, it abandons the approach of designing cases solely for specific issues and chooses influential, publicly disclosed real-life cases, allowing readers to experience the complexity of law in real life. "Small cases" are vivid and engaging, showcasing the vicissitudes of life; "big law" is equal and just, judging right and wrong.
The new edition of the "Case-Based Legal Explanation" series inherits the original "Case-Based Legal Explanation" series' concise, vivid, accessible, and easy-to-understand writing style while further developing and improving it. In the writing process, it strives to achieve:
- Case selection that is closer to daily life;
- Greater emphasis on timeliness, closely linking with new legislative dynamics and judicial interpretations;
- A more refined format, adding levels such as term explanations, different viewpoints, and trial results, along with reference texts of relevant legal documents.
This book is one of the "Case-Based Legal Explanation" series, using vivid and lively cases to explain the principles and systems of civil law general theory, property rights, debts, and contracts.