Civil Law Theory and Judgment Research

Author: (Taiwan) Chen Shifeng
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book collects twenty papers on civil law theory and judgments, categorized by their nature into five parts: General Principles of Contract Law, Specific Issues of Contract Law, Tort Law, Personal Status Law, and Comparative Civil Law, representing some insights from personal research on civil law. Civil law is composed of rigorous concepts to form a value judgment system, which regulates the rights and obligations of private individuals in terms of property and personal status. Learning civil law involves grasping concepts, evaluating values, and distinguishing right from wrong. The papers in this book focus not only on explaining basic civil law theories but also emphasize the analysis of practical cases. Using legal methods, they provide different perspectives on the judgments of the "Supreme Court" in terms of conclusions or reasoning, for reference. However, there may be inaccuracies in the arguments, and we sincerely welcome corrections.
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