Contract Law (General Principles) -- Annotations on Doctrine and Case Law

Author: Xing Jiandong
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book attempts to interpret the provisions of the General Principles of Contract Law using the Supreme People's Court's annual judicial interpretations, requests, and replies, as well as some typical cases published by the Supreme People's Court or local courts through the Judicial Committee. At the same time, it compares corresponding classic common law cases and directly quotes the classic judgments of these cases, excerpting the original text as supplementary material. This aims to help readers fully appreciate the methods and attitudes of these judges in delivering their judgments from the authentic language. It also enables readers to engage with classic common law cases in a short time while reviewing the provisions, providing a basis for reference. Additionally, it briefly summarizes academic views to facilitate readers in understanding the differing perspectives of academia on specific provisions. This book attempts to interpret the provisions of the General Principles of Contract Law using the Supreme People's Court's annual judicial interpretations, requests, and replies, as well as some typical cases published by the Supreme People's Court or local courts through the Judicial Committee. At the same time, it compares corresponding classic common law cases and directly quotes the classic judgments of these cases, excerpting the original text as supplementary material. This aims to help readers fully appreciate the methods and attitudes of these judges in delivering their judgments from the authentic language. It also enables readers to engage with classic common law cases in a short time while reviewing the provisions, providing a basis for reference. Additionally, it briefly summarizes academic views to facilitate readers in understanding the differing perspectives of academia on specific provisions.