Private International Law: Specific Issues

Author: Deng Jie
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book conducts in-depth theoretical research and institutional analysis on civil capacity for rights and acts, legal acts, agency and prescription, property rights, creditor's rights, marriage and family relations, as well as legal application issues in inheritance, interregional legal conflicts, international civil litigation, and international commercial arbitration. Based on extensive comparisons and drawing upon the latest legislative achievements and valuable experiences of other countries and the international community, the book proposes numerous beneficial insights on the shortcomings of China's current private international law legislation and the problems in foreign-related civil and commercial judicial and arbitration practices. It offers suggestions from the perspectives of theoretical construction and legislative improvement. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate law students, as well as a reference for theoretical researchers in private international law and judicial practice departments.