Property Law (Second Edition)

Author: Liang Huixing
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: According to the civil law theory of the continental legal system, the law that regulates property relations is property law. Property law is divided into two main parts: property rights law and creditor's rights law. Property rights law is the law that regulates the attribution of property, while creditor's rights law is the law that regulates the circulation of property (mainly market transaction relations). China's economic reform began with the development of market transactions, [2] therefore placing greater emphasis on the law that regulates property circulation. The theoretical research on property rights law has also made significant progress, with numerous specialized research works on property rights law being published, creating a vibrant and flourishing scene of research in this field. Additionally, over the five years from 1997 to the present, the national legislative body has issued several separate laws and regulations on property rights law. All of this marks the entry of China's property rights legislation and theoretical research into a new era. The Property Rights Law textbook presented to the readers in this context was revised under the above background. During this revision, the author has strived to incorporate the existing achievements in property rights legislation, while also reflecting the new findings, trends, and judicial practices in property rights theory research over the past five years, as well as the court's experience in adjudicating property rights cases, especially real estate cases. Therefore, it can be said that this book reflects the current level of research on property rights law.