Administrative Litigation Law Decomposition, Application Integration

Author: Li Guoguang
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: "Administrative Litigation Law: Decomposition and Application Integration" is one of the "Common Legal Decomposition and Application Integration Series." This book takes the provisions on guarantees in the Civil Code, Contract Law, and General Principles of Civil Law as the warp, and the specific provisions of relevant laws, regulations, administrative rules, and judicial interpretations as the weft, to comprehensively and systematically integrate decomposition and application. The book is divided into 10 chapters and 100 categories, covering general provisions of administrative litigation law, scope of cases, jurisdiction, parties to the suit, evidence, filing and acceptance, trial and judgment, enforcement, liability for infringement, and foreign-related administrative litigation. The relevant laws, regulations, and departmental rules included in this book are adopted in their entirety or excerpted based on specific circumstances. When multiple issues involve the same document (or the same legal provision), they are appropriately repeated under their respective categories to reduce the inconvenience of searching and reviewing.