Civil Code General Theory

Author: Li Yongjun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-10
Features: The author has dedicated years to researching the general principles of the Civil Code, pouring over several years to complete this book. The book offers profound reflections on many traditional civil law theories and systems, fully absorbing the beneficial insights from civil law theories in France, Germany, Taiwan, and other regions. It closely integrates with the current hot topics in civil law theory and legislative practices in China, presenting clear viewpoints and extensive evidence, making it highly academically valuable. Additionally, the book is uniquely structured into several major sections: Introduction, General Principles of Civil Subjects, Specific Analysis of Civil Subjects, and Legal Facts. This differs from other similar works. The entire book is divided into five parts.
Part I: Introduction discusses the basic overview of civil law, its fundamental principles, civil rights, and the application of civil law.
Part II: General Principles of Civil Subjects explains the individuals under civil law and their rational basis, as well as the essence of legal capacity.
Part III and IV: Specific Analysis of Civil Subjects elaborate on natural persons and their legal attributes, as well as groups and their legal status.
Part V: Legal Facts covers an overview of legal facts, the basic overview of legal acts, the formation and effectiveness of legal acts, the invalidity of legal acts, the revocability of legal acts, the interpretation of legal acts, agency, the influence of the foundation of legal acts on their effectiveness, prescription periods, and substantive legal interpretation rules regarding deadlines and periods.