Inheritance Law Theory

Author: Shi Shangkuan
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Publishing Date: 2000-02-01
Features: "The Theory of Inheritance Law" follows "The General Theory of Civil Law," "The General Theory of Debt Law," "The Specific Theory of Debt Law," "The Theory of Property Law," and "The Theory of Family Law." It took two and a half years to complete and is titled "The Theory of Inheritance Law." Although it is not as complex as debt law, as intricate as property law, or as distinct in its personal nature as family law, it differs from both debt and property law while sharing similarities with family law, which is considered to be between property law and personal law. "The Theory of Inheritance Law" takes into account new legislation and scholarly opinions, and measures them against our circumstances and ethics, making comprehensive and comparative determinations to choose the best approach. It aims to promote the organic development of society and seek coexistence and mutual prosperity. The entire book contains 500,000 words, with updated materials and extensive references, serving as a guide for the study of this field.