Administrative Litigation Principles

Author: Ma Huade
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: The Principles of Administrative Litigation is the fourth final outcome of the key research project "Studies on the Principles of Litigation" by the Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences under the Ministry of Education. This edition has been revised. Pay attention to innovation and distinctive features: This book highlights the characteristics of administrative litigation, presenting a fresh perspective on its principles. It summarizes the unique principles of administrative litigation into theories such as the theory of administrative disputes and litigation relations, the theory of purpose, the theory of judicial systems, the theory of parties, the theory of categories, the theory of evidence, and the theory of procedures. Focus on reality and guide practice: Based on the practice of administrative litigation, this book emphasizes the role of theory in guiding and reforming administrative systems, proposing several suggestions for improving the administrative litigation system and laying a solid theoretical foundation for its development. Novel content and unique form: This book is the first to systematically elaborate on the relationships among the three major types of litigation, the categories of litigation, the judicial systems, and the execution of litigation, presenting the unique principles of administrative litigation in the form of specialized discussions.