International Trade Practice Chapter

Author: Liu Debiao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Law is the norm of people's lives and should also be a tool that people can master and use. The new edition of the "Case Law for the People" 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, arranging them according to the structure of each legal department, with clear logic and distinct levels.
2. In terms of content arrangement, it selects some key terms in each section for explanation, ensuring a connection between theory and cases, and includes reference legal documents to facilitate readers' understanding and application.
3. In terms of case selection, it abandons the practice of designing cases solely for specific issues and instead chooses real-world cases with significant impact that are publicly available, allowing readers to genuinely experience the complexity of law in real life.
The new edition of the "Case Law for the People" series inherits the concise, vivid, accessible, and easy-to-understand writing style of the original "Case Law for the People" series while further developing and refining it. This book is one of the new editions of the "Case Law for the People" series. It covers topics such as international trade contracts, international trade settlements, documentary credits, international transportation, international freight forwarding, and international ocean freight bills, with a total of 54 cases.
For these cases, the author analyzes or comments on them from multiple perspectives, including international commercial law, international trade practice, and China's civil and commercial law, to help students and practitioners improve their professional level in international trade and enhance their ability to solve practical problems.