Author: Huang Maorong, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: After decades of experience and lessons, our legal society has gradually entered a phase where humanistic elements can be gathered. Currently, the legal field boasts a wealth of talent in both theory and practice, with each excelling in their respective roles. The judgments selected in this book are sourced from four main publications: 1. "Judgment Compilation of the Supreme Court," 2. "Judicial Yuan Gazette," 3. "Legal Decisions Monthly," and 4. "Information Law and Legal Affairs Review." This book is divided into various legal fields, including Civil Law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Civil Procedure Law, Criminal Procedure Law, and Administrative Law. For each field, one authoritative scholar from Taiwan is invited to select one hundred judgments from the "Supreme Court" judgment compilation or the Administrative Court judgment compilation, followed by an analysis that identifies the issues involved. It is believed that this not only enhances understanding of the "Supreme Court" judgments but also contributes to the study of law.
Civil Code Case Selection 100
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