Chinese Civil Procedure Law (Upper and Lower)

Author: Shao Xun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This three-volume book is comprehensive in content. The first volume consists of six parts, , and a general introduction, which thoroughly elaborates on the basic theories of civil litigation and the Civil Procedure Law, clarifying key points and laying a solid foundation for subsequent discussions. The following five parts elaborate on the subjects, objects, acts of litigation, and procedural aspects of civil litigation. The organization is clear, and the structure is rational. In each part, the discussion starts with basic theories before moving on to specific details, making it very convenient for students to learn. The second volume contains one part, the seventh part, which focuses on the general procedures of civil litigation and the procedures for and . These are important components of the Civil Procedure Law. The author dedicates an entire volume to them, adhering to the style of the first volume—starting with theoretical analysis before delving into specific discussions. The arguments are thorough and meticulous. By this point, all aspects of civil litigation have been discussed in order. After the three volumes, there are additional practice questions on the Civil Procedure Law to help students master the entire content. Such comprehensive coverage was rare at the time, and even today, few textbooks on the Civil Procedure Law offer content as thorough as this.