Judicial Countermeasures for Difficult Civil Disputes (Volume 13)

Author: Yang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book is the 13th volume of "Judicial Countermeasures for Difficult Civil Disputes." In this volume, I have primarily selected the following main contents: How has the Chinese Tort Law developed over the past 100 years? What developments can we expect in the next 100 years? At the turn of the century, it is appropriate to review, summarize, and look ahead. In the "Contract Law Research" section, I have conducted an in-depth analysis and argumentation on the understanding and application of dual-party contract defenses under the contract law provisions, proposing practical application methods. In the "Litigation Procedure Research" section, the first introduction is the research project "On Civil and Administrative Litigation Supervision and the Improvement of Supervisory Methods" that I accepted from the Supreme People's Procuratorate last year. Chen Jierong's article "Revisiting the Reconstruction of the Civil Reconsideration Procedure" is a highly insightful piece. In his view, the current provisions of the reconsideration procedure in the civil litigation procedure are unreasonable and should be reconstructed. The court should supervise its own judicial activities, which is worth studying. Wang Jingqi's several articles on China's regional judicial assistance have proposed valuable opinions on how to theoretically understand and practically implement domestic regional judicial assistance.