Research on Negotiable Instruments

Author: Zhao Wei
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Publish Date: 1998-12-01
Features: The Negotiable Instruments Law is the law that governs various relationships related to negotiable instruments, and the core of these relationships is the rights of negotiable instruments. Determining and protecting the rights of negotiable instruments is a significant task of the Negotiable Instruments Law. This book explores all aspects of the rights of negotiable instruments. A negotiable instrument is a valuable security that naturally embodies the common characteristics of valuable securities, namely the high degree of unity between rights and written certificates. However, the rights embodied by negotiable instruments as a valuable security are not entirely the same as general civil rights, and the rights embodied by negotiable instruments as a valuable security are also different from the rights embodied by other valuable securities. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the uniqueness of the rights of negotiable instruments. The use of negotiable instruments is international in nature. They not only serve as common international payment means but are also regulated by international conventions that unify the behavior, rights, and responsibilities of negotiable instruments in various countries. This book adopts a comparative law approach to compare and analyze the Negotiable Instruments Laws of the civil law system and the common law system.