Building Accident Determination and Law

Author: Yin Changhai
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This series consists of 13 volumes, divided into two parts. Each part includes six titles: "Medical Accident Identification and Legal Handling," "Environmental Accident Identification and Legal Handling," "Construction Accident Identification and Legal Handling," "Product Quality Accident Identification and Legal Handling," "Work-related Accident Identification and Legal Handling," and "Traffic Accident Identification and Legal Handling." Each title provides a detailed introduction on the definition of accidents, the formation of accidents, the scope of accidents, the subjective fault of parties involved, the forms of liability, the division of responsibility, and the procedures for handling accidents. For some issues that lack legal provisions and are still under academic discussion, the author has conducted careful analysis and elaborated on his academic viewpoints. Additionally, the series employs a comparative research method to introduce legislative experiences, legislative trends, and scholarly interpretations from other countries. The explanations in the series are authoritative and persuasive. The series is equipped with a rich collection of case studies. It is primarily used to explain legal theories, and the author's research on these cases is thorough and insightful. Parties involved in similar accident disputes can use these case studies to understand the nature of their disputes, the extent of each party's fault, the approximate scope of compensation, and the methods of liability for the at-fault party. The series has a fresh perspective and a high editorial standard, making it suitable as a legal guide for general readers and an academic resource for those dedicated to research. For judicial professionals, its practical value is self-evident. How to accurately identify construction accidents? How to allocate responsibility for construction accidents? How to hold responsible parties and units accountable for construction accidents? These are new areas where the book boldly explores theoretical issues, contributing to the proper and timely handling of construction accidents and the improvement of construction legislation. The case studies in the book respect objective facts, and the author provides detailed analyses, aiming to inspire and caution personnel involved in construction surveying, design, construction, and supervision. In practical work, they can enhance their management and technical levels to prevent similar construction accidents from occurring.