Civil Law

Author: Wang Yuanzhi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is one of the core course textbooks for law majors in 21st-century universities. It is compiled based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching Civil Law" approved by the Ministry of Education of China. The authors of this book are grounded in the current civil legislation and judicial practices of our country, drawing on and absorbing relatively mature doctrines, case law, and legislation from abroad. It emphasizes the use of concise language to explain the basic theories and systems of civil law in a step-by-step manner, making it suitable for civil law teaching requirements. The book is divided into three parts and eighteen chapters: Part I: General Principles of Civil Law; Part II: Property Rights in Civil Law; Part III: Rights in Civil Law. The specific contributions of the authors are as follows (in the order of chapter writing):
Wang Yuanzhi: Chapter 1, Chapter 8, Chapter 9;
Xiang Liqiumei: Chapter 2 (Sections 1 to 5);
Ren Ruiying: Chapter 2 (Section 6), Chapter 3;
Li Jiangmin: Chapter 4 (Sections 1 to 5);
Li Xiaoyan: Chapter 4 (Section 6), Chapter 7, Chapter 12, Chapter 15 (Sections 13 to 15);
Cheng Liangsheng: Chapter 5;
Ren Fenglian: Chapter 6;
Cao Xiaohui: Chapter 10;
Mao Ruizhao: Chapter 11;
Huang Yunxia: Chapter 13;
Liu Liping: Chapter 14;
Li Jie: Chapter 15 (Sections 1 to 12), Chapter 16, Chapter 17;
Li Maixiang: Chapter 18.
The entire book was revised and finalized by the editor-in-chief.
Although we have made the utmost effort in compiling this book, due to limited academic expertise, insufficient materials, and the pressures of time, there are undoubtedly flaws and errors. We sincerely welcome criticism and corrections from readers.