Research on Special Procedures of Maritime Litigation

Author: Xing Haibao
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The purpose of the "Series of Special Studies on Chinese Civil and Commercial Law" is to, based on the actual conditions of China's reform and opening-up and the development of a socialist market economy for modernization, extensively refer to the successful experiences in civil and commercial legislation and the latest case law and doctrines of developed countries and regions. It conducts in-depth research on the fundamental theories and major legal issues in civil and commercial law, providing a scientific legal foundation for the modernization of China's civil and commercial legislation and the scientific development of civil and commercial adjudication practice. It aims to enhance the theoretical level of civil and commercial law, promote the cultivation of research talents in civil and commercial law, and enable China's civil and commercial law research to quickly catch up with the level of developed countries and regions. This book primarily focuses on the system and content of the "Special Procedure Law for Maritime Litigation" for research and analysis. It incorporates domestic and international writings and legislative and judicial practices, and explores the systems not stipulated in the law, while also commenting on the shortcomings of the legislation. The book consists of eleven chapters, mainly discussing issues such as jurisdiction, preservation of maritime claims, maritime enforcement orders, preservation of maritime evidence, maritime guarantees, service of documents, and trial procedures.