Introduction to the Law of Debt

Author: Wang Quan-di
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The law of obligations is one of the most important components of civil law, serving as the legal norms that regulate the relationships of rights and obligations between civil subjects. This book is organized in the order of General Theory of Obligations, General Theory of Contracts, Specific Contracts, and Civil Liability for Torts. It primarily elaborates on the occurrence of obligations, the efficacy of obligations, the preservation of obligations, the guarantee of obligations, the alteration and transfer of obligations, the extinction of obligations, as well as the formation of contracts, the efficacy of contracts, the termination of contracts, liability for breach of contract, and various specific contracts. It provides a relatively detailed analysis of the aforementioned content from both theoretical and practical perspectives. Each chapter is followed by discussion questions and relevant reading lists to facilitate readers' reference and research. This book serves as an ideal textbook for law, business, management, accounting, finance, and other disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as an ideal reading material for legal professionals, business management personnel, and the general public to understand the basic legal norms of the market economy.