General Principles of the Property Law of China

Author: Sun Xianzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book starts from the practice of drafting the Property Law in China, focusing on the theoretical exploration of Property Law, proposing systematic views on Property Law. It aims to serve as a reference for legislation as well as be applicable to research and teaching. Although the writing is primarily targeted at readers with postgraduate-level studies or above, those with general legal knowledge, especially those with considerable practical experience, should not find it difficult. Another purpose of this book is to take the judicial rule system of Property Law as the key point of discussion. The so-called judicial norms refer to the rule system that courts use and apply when adjudicating cases. Due to the overemphasis on the political aspects of Property Law in teaching and research over the years, the existing knowledge of Property Law lacks judicial rules and contains more political rhetoric. In fact, as one of the most important components of civil law, the basic rules of Property Law are judicial rules. Modern Property Law has even established a well-developed judicial rule system based on the requirements of a developed market economy. This book dedicates considerable effort to this topic, and readers are expected to see the author's intent in it.