Civil Procedure Law

Author: Ye Ziqiang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book, while appropriately considering the traditional civil litigation system, draws from the practical experience of China's judicial reform and fully incorporates the latest achievements in civil litigation theory research both domestically and internationally in recent years. For example, it appropriately introduces the theory of procedural value; dedicates significant space to explaining civil evidence theories such as judicial cognition, admission, and presumption; excludes certain unsuitable aspects of the retrial system; compresses content related to international civil litigation that overlaps with domestic civil litigation, while adding new knowledge. All of these efforts contribute to helping students form new perspectives and knowledge on civil litigation law, facilitating the timely and accurate resolution of challenges encountered in civil litigation practice.