Civil and Commercial Law Research. Issue 5

Author: Wang Liming
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This book includes several non-civil law essays, primarily focusing on China's judicial reform. I have always believed that judicial reform is an endeavor that requires not only the participation of judicial workers but also that of legal scholars to jointly engage in and advance the cause. Judicial reform needs our involvement, and by participating in it, we are contributing to the construction of China's rule of law. In the study of judicial reform and judicial fairness, there is no need to draw disciplinary boundaries, to be confined to professional fields, or to restrict the hands of our research workers. Beyond expressing my willingness to contribute to judicial reform, this book also aims to break through the traditional practice of strictly dividing professional fields and adopting an independent research methodology. Since it is an attempt, it is inevitable that there will be shortcomings or even errors in the book. Therefore, I sincerely hope that the readers will offer criticism and corrections.
This book is the fifth issue of civil and commercial law research, covering topics such as the general principles of civil law, property rights systems, debt and contract systems, and creditor behavior systems, among others. It provides in-depth and detailed discussions on these issues. The book is comprehensive, well-structured, and logically organized, demonstrating high scientific rigor, systematicity, and theoretical depth. It is suitable for reference by a broad range of professionals in the judicial and legal fields.