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Author: Wang Xiaoneng
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This book employs analytical and comparative methods to conduct an in-depth study of fundamental systems in negotiable instruments law, such as the relationship of negotiable instruments, the underlying relationship of negotiable instruments, defenses against negotiable instruments, forgery and alteration of negotiable instruments, loss of negotiable instruments and remedies, and blank endorsement of negotiable instruments. It also provides a detailed discussion on specific operational systems of various negotiable instruments, such as the various acts of negotiable instruments in bills of exchange, payment systems, and recourse systems, as well as the similarities and differences between promissory notes and bills of exchange, and between checks and bills of exchange. Additionally, it briefly introduces the legal application of "foreign-related negotiable instruments" and "liability" as stipulated in China's Negotiable Instruments Law.
This book is grounded in the negotiable instruments laws, regulations, and practical operations of mainland China, while also referencing a large number of legislative and legal theories of negotiable instruments from other countries and regions. It not only explains the basic principles and systems of negotiable instruments law but also identifies issues in mainland China's negotiable instruments laws and regulations and proposes certain solutions. This book is suitable as a textbook for disciplines such as law, economics, and finance in colleges and universities. It also holds reference value for professionals engaged in negotiable instruments-related businesses, such as accountants and bank employees. Furthermore, it can provide a theoretical basis and international best practices for the improvement of mainland China's negotiable instruments legislation and the proper handling of negotiable instruments disputes.