Bankruptcy legal system

Author: Li Yongjun
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: As a work on bankruptcy law, this book systematically discusses the various institutions of bankruptcy law, including two major parts and three procedures: bankruptcy liquidation and reconstruction as the two major parts, and bankruptcy liquidation procedures, settlement procedures, and reorganization procedures as the three major procedures. The book elaborates in detail on the various institutions and institutional values, as well as the basic principles of bankruptcy law, integrating both substantive and procedural aspects of bankruptcy law to reflect the fundamental trends of modern commercial law. The book highlights the following two features: First, it employs comparative law methods to horizontally compare the bankruptcy laws of many developed countries, explaining bankruptcy law principles through comparison. Second, it proposes targeted views in response to various issues that arose during the drafting process of the new bankruptcy law.
Author Bio······Li Yongjun, male, born in 1964. A doctor and postdoctoral fellow in civil and commercial law, currently serving as an associate professor of law at China University of Political Science and Law. A key member of the drafting team for China's new bankruptcy law. His main works include: Principles of Contract Law, Law of Contracts, Research on Bankruptcy Reorganization Systems, Principles and Practices of Negotiable Instruments Law. His influential academic papers include: Comparative Study of Bankruptcy Crimes, The Sources of Contractual Validity and Its Contemporary Justification Theory, and others.