Civil Court Enforcement Practice (Volumes 1 and 2, Revised Edition 2003)

Author: Shen Deyong
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Based on the new changes in China's legislative situation in the past two years and the Supreme People's Court's Catalogue of Interpretations Issued Before 1999 to Be Abolished, we have made corresponding deletions, revisions, and replacements of the abolished laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations. Additionally, we have added a number of important, widely applicable, and highly practical laws and judicial interpretations based on the content of the Supreme People's Court Gazette in the past two years. In this volume, as many as 18 new laws and judicial interpretations have been added. To seriously implement the Central No. 11 Document, effectively address the issue of "enforcement difficulties," and meet the needs of enforcement work in various People's Courts at all levels, the Supreme People's Court's Enforcement Office led the effort to organize the joint writing of Enforcement Practice of People's Courts with enforcement personnel from local courts. The content of this book includes: (1) laws, regulations, and ministerial rules related to the enforcement work of People's Courts; (2) judicial interpretations related to enforcement work; (3) replies, directives, and letters from the Supreme People's Court on enforcement cases; (4) a classified summary and index of provisions related to enforcement work in important laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations. The collection period ends in March 2002. This book is suitable for the following personnel: (1) judges engaged in enforcement work in the judicial system, as well as civil and administrative judges at all levels; (2) lawyers and legal advisors of enterprises and institutions; (3) employees in the financial and business sectors; (4) it can also be used for legal education on enforcement law for the general public. This book consists of two volumes and is edited by Shen Deyong, Vice President of the Supreme People's Court.