Commercial law

Author: Lei Xinghu
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is designed for 21st-century legal education, keeping pace with the development trends of commercial legislation both domestically and internationally, and incorporating the latest research findings in commercial law from around the world. It adheres to the principle of linking theory with practice, employing research methods such as historical examination, empirical analysis, induction and deduction, and comparative analysis (both vertical and horizontal). Drawing on the valuable experience of the National Judicial Examination, the book emphasizes innovation in both content and form, striving to achieve an organic unity of scientific rigor, systematic structure, and practical applicability. The book elaborates on the fundamental concepts, theories, and institutions of commercial law, divided into six parts and twenty-nine chapters. Each chapter begins with key points and difficulties, followed by keywords and discussion questions. After the General Part of the first part, there is a research prompt on cutting-edge theoretical issues. Following the Company Law (second part), Securities Law (third part), Negotiable Instruments Law (fourth part), Insurance Law (fifth part), and Bankruptcy Law (sixth part), there are separate prompts for case analysis of difficult issues and research on cutting-edge theoretical issues. This book is designed for 21st-century legal education, keeping pace with the development trends of commercial legislation both domestically and internationally, and incorporating the latest research findings in commercial law from around the world. It adheres to the principle of linking theory with practice, employing research methods such as historical examination, empirical analysis, induction and deduction, and comparative analysis (both vertical and horizontal). Drawing on the valuable experience of the National Judicial Examination, the book emphasizes innovation in both content and form, striving to achieve an organic unity of scientific rigor, systematic structure, and practical applicability. The book elaborates on the fundamental concepts, theories, and institutions of commercial law, divided into six parts and twenty-nine chapters. Each chapter begins with key points and difficulties, followed by keywords and discussion questions. After the General Part of the first part, there is a research prompt on cutting-edge theoretical issues. Following the Company Law (second part), Securities Law (third part), Negotiable Instruments Law (fourth part), Insurance Law (fifth part), and Bankruptcy Law (sixth part), there are separate prompts for case analysis of difficult issues and research on cutting-edge theoretical issues.