Civil Law (National Planning Textbook for "Fifteen-Year" National Higher Education Program)

Author: Wang Liming, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is divided into General Principles, which primarily discusses relevant knowledge of the General Principles of Civil Law, including civil law principles, civil legal relationships, civil subjects, civil rights, civil acts, agency, as well as terms and the statute of limitations. The second part is on Personality Rights, discussing related content including personality, general personality rights, and specific personality rights (including life, health, bodily integrity, name rights, name rights, portrait rights, reputation rights, and privacy rights). The third part is on Property Rights, discussing the basic principles of property law, property objects, ownership, and proprietary rights (including usufructuary rights and security rights). The fourth part is the General Principles of Obligation Law, including the concept of obligations, the occurrence of obligations, the classification of obligations, and the security of obligations. The fifth part is on Contracts, discussing relevant content of contract law, including the classification of contracts, the formation of contracts, the content and form of contracts, the performance of contracts, the preservation of contracts, the alteration and assignment of contracts, and the termination of contracts. Additionally, this part focuses on discussing various named contracts such as sales. The sixth part is on Inheritance, discussing the basic content of inheritance law, including inheritance rights, statutory inheritance, testate inheritance, legacy, and the disposal of estates. The seventh part is on Torts, discussing the basic content of tort law, including the concept of torts, the principles of liability in tort law, defenses, the overlap of tort liabilities, general torts, special torts, forms of tort liability, methods of liability, and damage compensation.