Civil action right research

Author: Jiang Wei, Shao Ming, Chen Gang
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: We sincerely respect the authors for two reasons: First, in the choice of topic, they faced difficulties head-on and dared to take the "Goldbach Conjecture" of civil litigation theory, the theory of right of action, as their research subject. Second, in the pursuit of academic research ideals, they stand on the stance of protecting the rights of parties and actively strive to establish a "theory of right of action" that safeguards the legitimate rights and interests of the general public with a pragmatic attitude. In this book (especially in the discussion of the postscript), the originally profound "right of action" vividly enters the lives of ordinary people. Preface Chapter 1: Historical Evolution of the Theory of Civil Right of Action Chapter 2: The Theory of Civil Right of Action and Civil Litigation Jurisprudence Methodology Chapter 3: Connotation of Civil Right of Action Chapter 4: Requirements of Civil Right of Action Chapter 5: Exercise of Civil Right of Action Chapter 6: Protection and Regulation of Civil Right of Action Postscript I: Three Talks on Civil Right of Action Postscript II: Constitutional Protection of Parties' Basic Rights of Procedure Main References