Civil Law Doctrine and Case Studies (Volume 2) (Revised Edition)

Author: Wang Zejian
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Civil Code of Taiwan was formulated in mainland China in 1929, based on the German Civil Code, while also incorporating legislative examples from Switzerland and Japan. It has been applied in Taiwan since 1946 and has now been in use for over half a century, providing an efficient and stable private legal order for socio-economic development. The author's works aim to analyze and discuss the social changes in the Civil Code, as well as the interactive and collaborative relationship between theory and practice. The author strives to employ legal methods to conduct in-depth research on specific cases, interpret and apply the Civil Code, synthesize doctrines and judicial precedents, and attempt to construct the fundamental concepts, theoretical systems, and guiding principles of the Civil Code through more rigorous arguments and reasoning. It is hoped that this updated and reprinted edition will continue to contribute to the progress and development of Chinese civil law studies.
The author's works, such as "Civil Law Doctrine and Case Studies 2" (Revised Edition), were published in simplified Chinese by the China University of Political Science and Law in 1997. With the readers' appreciation and guidance, the author would like to express sincere gratitude. This edition has been comprehensively corrected, the style adjusted, and the printing reissued to achieve greater perfection, facilitating use and collection. The author sincerely invites corrections and suggestions, expressing deep appreciation.
The Civil Code of Taiwan was formulated in mainland China in 1929, based on the German Civil Code, while also incorporating legislative examples from Switzerland and Japan. It has been applied in Taiwan since 1946 and has now been in use for over half a century, providing an efficient and stable private legal order for socio-economic development. The author's works aim to analyze and discuss the social changes in the Civil Code, as well as the interactive and collaborative relationship between theory and practice. The author strives to employ legal methods to conduct in-depth research on specific cases, interpret and apply the Civil Code, synthesize doctrines and judicial precedents, and attempt to construct the fundamental concepts, theoretical systems, and guiding principles of the Civil Code through more rigorous arguments and reasoning. It is hoped that this updated and reprinted edition will continue to contribute to the progress and development of Chinese civil law studies.