Private international law

Author: Li Shuangyuan
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Publishing Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book adopts the internationally accepted system of private international law, combining a wealth of domestic and international legislative, judicial practices, and the latest achievements of theoretical research. It provides an in-depth and systematic exposition of the fundamental theories and basic systems of private international law. The book is divided into 7 parts and 35 chapters. Part I is "General Principles," Part II is "Basic Systems of Conflict of Laws," Part III is "Subjects of Private International Law, Legal Acts, and Agency," Part IV is "Property Rights," Part V is "Obligations," Part VI is "Marriage, Family, and Inheritance," and Part VII is "Resolution of International Civil Disputes." It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in law schools of higher education, as well as a reference for students from other disciplines and general readers.