Copyright Law Chapter

Author: Yang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Law is the norm for people's lives, and it should also be a tool that people can 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 systematizes the relevant cases, arranging them according to the structure of each legal department, making the logic clear and the organization well-defined.
2. In terms of content arrangement, each section selects some key terms for explanation, ensuring a connection between theory and cases, and includes reference texts of legal documents to facilitate readers' understanding and application.
3. In terms of case selection, it abandons the practice of designing cases solely for specific problems and instead chooses real cases with significant impact in reality, allowing readers to experience the complexity of law in real-life situations. Small cases, vivid and interesting, fully display the vicissitudes of life; great law, equal and just, judges right and wrong.
This book is the second edition of "Case Law for the People: Tort Civil Liability." Compared to the previous edition, this book, in terms of format design, content arrangement, and case selection, closely aligns with the theme of tort law as a tool for practical application, enabling readers to acquire knowledge of tort law while also experiencing its real-world application.
In terms of format design, the book arranges the relevant cases according to the structure of tort law, making the logic clear and the organization well-defined. In terms of content arrangement, each section selects some key terms for explanation, ensuring a connection between theory and cases to facilitate reading. In terms of case selection, it abandons the practice of designing cases for specific problems and instead chooses real cases with significant impact in reality, allowing readers to have an intuitive and authentic understanding of the application of tort law in real-life situations.
This book is not only suitable for ordinary people with weak legal knowledge but also has great reference value for students in legal studies, serving as a learning reference. For judges engaged in adjudication and prosecutors engaged in civil and administrative prosecution, this book can broaden their horizons and serve as a reference for handling tort cases. For lawyers engaged in representing clients in tort cases, this book can also play a good guiding role.
In summary, the readership of this book is quite extensive.