Civil Law - (Second Edition)

Author: Wang Liming
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: "Civil Law" is one of the core course textbooks for law majors in higher education institutions. It was compiled based on the "Basic Requirements for Civil Law Teaching" approved by the Ministry of Education of the state. Since its publication in June 2000, the textbook has been well-received by readers. However, in the nearly five years since then, our country has made significant progress in the field of civil law, particularly with the issuance of many new judicial interpretations, while civil law research in China has also deepened further. This book is the second edition of "Civil Law," making it more suitable for the current civil legal landscape.
"Civil Law" is one of the core course textbooks for law majors in higher education institutions, and it was compiled based on the "Basic Requirements for Civil Law Teaching" approved by the Ministry of Education of the state. This book adheres to Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, and especially the theory of building socialism with Chinese characteristics proposed by Comrade Deng Xiaoping. It is grounded in the practical realities of China's primary stage of socialist construction and development, striving to reflect the requirements of governing the country according to law and building a socialist rule of law state. It also reflects the achievements in civil legislation and the application of civil legal norms to regulate social life. The book draws on and absorbs the ideas and viewpoints of civil law research both domestically and internationally, emphasizing the elucidation of the basic theories and fundamental systems of this discipline to meet the needs of undergraduate civil law teaching.
Since its publication in June 2000, the "Civil Law" textbook has been well-received by readers. However, in the nearly five years since then, our country has made significant progress in the field of civil law, particularly with the issuance of many new judicial interpretations, while civil law research in China has also deepened further. This book is the second edition of "Civil Law," making it more suitable for the current civil legal landscape.
The book consists of six parts and thirty-three chapters: Part I General Principles of Civil Law, Part II Property Rights, Part III General Principles of Obligations, Part IV Specific Principles of Obligations, Part V Personality Rights, and Part VI Civil Liability.