Analysis of Foreign-Related Contract Cases

Author: Deng Xu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: New Series of Contract Case Commentaries. Civil law countries have long regarded case analysis as a supplementary tool for theoretical learning, but in recent years, case analysis has gained increasing importance, both in China's legal academia and legal profession. This book selects classic cases from the judicial practices of Chinese courts and arbitration tribunals, divided into five chapters: International Contracts and Applicable Law, Formation and Validity of International Contracts, Performance of Contracts, Liability for Breach of Contract, and Typical International Cases. From both theoretical and empirical perspectives, it provides a systematic yet vivid exposition of international contracts. To more authentically recreate the full picture of case adjudication, the book presents the facts and outcomes of cases as comprehensively as possible, enabling readers to understand the reasoning of the parties involved and the judgment rationale of courts and arbitration tribunals, thereby gaining a clearer understanding of the practical application of law. Each case includes three sections: [Case Summary], [Treatment Results], and [Legal and Theoretical Analysis]. This book is suitable for international contract parties, judges, lawyers, arbitration personnel, notaries, legal college students and teachers, as well as relevant researchers.