New Case Law·Tort Law Chapter

Author: Yang Lixin, Zhu Chengyi (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Law is the norm for people's lives, and it should also be a tool that people can use. The new edition of the "Case Law for the People" series upholds this principle and strives to achieve the following points:
1. In terms of format design, it breaks away from the practice of simply listing cases in case books and instead organizes related cases in a systematic manner, arranging them according to the structure of each legal department. The logic is clear, and the hierarchy is well-defined.
2. In terms of content arrangement, key terms are selected from each section for explanation, ensuring a connection between theory and cases. Reference texts of legal documents are also included to facilitate readers' understanding and application.
3. In terms of case selection, it abandons the practice of designing cases solely for specific issues and instead chooses influential, publicly reported real-life cases, allowing readers to experience the complexity of law in real life. Small cases, vivid and interesting, reveal the vicissitudes of life; big law, equal and just, judges right and wrong.
This book is the second edition of "Case Law for the People: Tort Civil Liability." Compared to the first edition, this book, in terms of format design, content arrangement, and case selection, closely adheres to the theme of tort law as a tool for application. It enables readers to acquire knowledge of tort law while also experiencing its practical application.
In terms of format design, the book organizes related cases according to the structure of tort law, ensuring clear logic and a well-defined hierarchy. In terms of content arrangement, key terms are selected from each section for explanation, bridging theory and cases to facilitate reading. In terms of case selection, it abandons the practice of designing cases for specific issues and instead chooses influential, publicly reported real-life cases, providing readers with an intuitive and authentic understanding of tort law in real life.
This book is suitable not only for ordinary people with weak legal knowledge but also for students in legal education, serving as a valuable reference for study. For judges engaged in trial work and procurators engaged in civil and administrative procuratorial work, this book can broaden their horizons and serve as a reference for handling tort cases. For lawyers practicing in tort cases, this book can also provide effective guidance.
In summary, the readership of this book is quite extensive.