Commercial law

Author: Wang Zuquan
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book includes six parts: General Principles of Commercial Law, Company Law, Securities Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Law, and Maritime Law, comprising thirty chapters. The content of each chapter is as follows: Overview of Commercial Law, Commercial Legal Relations, Several Major Commercial Systems Related to Commercial Subjects, Commercial Remedies, Overview of Companies and Company Law, Limited Liability Companies, Joint Stock Companies, Company Bonds and Corporate Bonds, Company's Financial Accounting System, Changes in Basic Matters of the Company and Company Dissolution, Related Companies and Foreign Company Branches, Overview of Securities Law, General Principles of Securities and Insurance Contracts, Property Insurance Contracts, Life Insurance Contracts, Insurance Industry Law, Overview of Maritime Law, Ships and Crew, Maritime Contracts, Marine Accidents, Limitation of Liability in Maritime Cases. The book maintains a unified format. Each chapter begins with a chapter introduction summarizing its main content, and each sub-item is accompanied by a boxed hint. In addition, compared to other commercial law textbooks, this textbook highlights the following points: First, where the content is based on clear legal provisions, the relevant article citations are accurately noted for easy reference by readers. Second, the book covers a wide range of literature, introducing major theoretical issues and different viewpoints in academia in various forms and noting their sources, providing readers with clues for in-depth study. Based on the principle of applying knowledge to practice, review questions are provided after each chapter, and selected typical cases are appended after each sub-chapter to combine theory with practice. Additionally, a rich list of reference books is included after each chapter, offering readers detailed sources of information.