Civil Law

Author: Wang Liming, Yang Lixin, Wang Xi, Cheng Xiao
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is divided into six parts and fifty-three chapters, systematically elaborating on the fundamental theories and basic systems of civil law, including General Principles of Civil Law, Personality Rights Law, Property Law, General Principles of Debt Law, Contract Law, and Tort Law. Structurally, the book is designed based on the framework of the currently drafting Civil Code of China, closely aligning with the needs of teaching practice, striving for a rigorous and comprehensive system. In terms of content, the book closely integrates China's current civil laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations, providing a detailed introduction to the basic concepts, rules, and systems of civil law, while analyzing the underlying value orientations and interests behind each civil legal norm. The book primarily focuses on elaborating on relatively mature and reliable theories and viewpoints in China's civil law research, while also emphasizing the absorption and reference of the latest achievements in civil law research from abroad. Additionally, it appropriately introduces major and difficult issues during the process of drafting the Civil Code of China. The book is comprehensive in content, concise in explanation, and offers an appropriate level of theoretical depth, making it suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate law students in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for practitioners and researchers.