Practical Encyclopedia of the People's Republic of China Contract Law

Author: Li Guoguang
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Features: A three-volume set of approximately 4 million words, ISBN 7-80086-630-0/D.631, Price: 680.00
The Vice President of the Supreme People's Court, Li Guoguang, edited this book. With the joint effort of legal professionals, legislative experts, and scholars, the content is comprehensive and practical. A computer software disc containing numerous contract texts is included, allowing readers to read, modify, and print the book directly on Windows. The book is divided into eight parts.
First Part: Interpretation of the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China, providing clause-by-clause explanations based on the Contract Law.
Second Part: The Process of Formulating the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China and Key Issues, including the necessity of formulating a unified Contract Law, the legislative process, and major challenges during its formulation.
Third Part: General Principles of the Contract Law.
Fourth Part: Specific Provisions of the Contract Law.
Fifth Part: Contracts Regulated by Other Laws.
Sixth Part: Model Contract Documents.
Seventh Part: Selected Cases on Contract Adjudication.
Eighth Part: Laws, Regulations, and Judicial Interpretations Related to Contracts.
The specific contributors and editors of this book include personnel from legislative and judicial agencies, as well as expert scholars from the academic community. They possess a deep understanding of the theory, legislative intent, and judicial practices of the Contract Law, making this book a valuable reference for a broad readership.