International Private Law Teaching Case Analysis

Author: Zhao Xianglin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is written to complement the Ministry of Education-recommended textbook Private International Law, edited by the author. The chapter arrangement, distribution of knowledge points, and other aspects are based on the format of the textbook. The book is divided into twenty chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to private international law, the legal status of foreigners, legal conflicts and application, international civil litigation, international commercial arbitration, and judicial assistance in international civil and commercial matters. The cases are primarily drawn from China's current commercial litigation and arbitration involving foreign-related cases, closely aligning with the knowledge points in the private international law textbook to cultivate and enhance readers' practical abilities in analyzing and solving problems. This book is suitable for students, including those in vocational, undergraduate, and graduate programs, as a reference. It is also suitable for radio and television university students and self-taught students as a textbook. Additionally, it serves as an important reference for judges, arbitrators, lawyers, and other legal professionals engaged in foreign-related legal work.
This book is written to complement the Ministry of Education-recommended textbook Private International Law, edited by the author. The chapter arrangement, distribution of knowledge points, and other aspects are based on the format of the textbook. The book is divided into twenty chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to private international law, the legal status of foreigners, legal conflicts and application, international civil litigation, international commercial arbitration, and judicial assistance in international civil and commercial matters. The cases are primarily drawn from China's current commercial litigation and arbitration involving foreign-related cases, closely aligning with the knowledge points in the private international law textbook to cultivate and enhance readers' practical abilities in analyzing and solving problems. This book is suitable for students, including those in vocational, undergraduate, and graduate programs, as a reference. It is also suitable for radio and television university students and self-taught students as a textbook. Additionally, it serves as an important reference for judges, arbitrators, lawyers, and other legal professionals engaged in foreign-related legal work.