Marriage and Family Law (Second Edition)

Author: Yang Dawen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This book is one of the 21st Century Law Series textbooks of Renmin University of China. Family Law, as a legal course that combines theoretical knowledge and practical operations, is not only an important part of civil and commercial law but also has relatively independent research characteristics and the status of a departmental law.
The purpose and features of this textbook are as follows:
First, it adheres to textbook writing norms, strives to reflect the of teaching operations, and presents the basic knowledge points of Family Law in a relatively complete and accurate manner.
Second, it focuses on the theoretical and practical elaboration of specific systems around the current legal sources and rules.
Third, it delves into the hot topics of the ongoing revision and improvement of the Marriage Law, aligns with the consensus-oriented approach of legislation, and introduces legislative proposals from scholars, giving the textbook a certain novelty.
Fourth, it summarizes the teaching and research experience of the authors and their academic peers, adds new content and knowledge on legal facts of kinship, invalid marriages, spousal identity rights, support, and divorce, and hopes to inspire more in-depth research results.
This textbook is suitable for undergraduates and postgraduates majoring in law in various higher education institutions, as well as for undergraduates and diploma students in night schools, correspondence courses, and self-study programs in law. It also provides excellent learning assistance for practitioners engaged in legislation, adjudication, and legal services. Based on a brief explanation of the general theories and knowledge of family, marriage, family systems, and family law, this textbook focuses on theoretical clarifications and practical analyses of the basic principles of family law, classification of kinship and legal facts, formation of marriage, marriage effectiveness, termination of marriage, parental authority, adoption, support, guardianship, foreign and Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan-related family law, and conducts forward-looking reviews on relevant issues in the context of the ongoing revision and improvement of family law.
[Editor's Recommendation] This book is one of the 21st Century Law Series textbooks of Renmin University of China. Family Law, as a legal course that combines theoretical knowledge and practical operations, is not only an important part of civil and commercial law but also has relatively independent research characteristics and the status of a departmental law.
The purpose and features of this textbook are as follows:
First, it adheres to textbook writing norms, strives to reflect the of teaching operations, and presents the basic knowledge points of Family Law in a relatively complete and accurate manner.
Second, it focuses on the theoretical and practical elaboration of specific systems around the current legal sources and rules.
Third, it delves into the hot topics of the ongoing revision and improvement of the Marriage Law, aligns with the consensus-oriented approach of legislation, and introduces legislative proposals from scholars, giving the textbook a certain novelty.
Fourth, it summarizes the teaching and research experience of the authors and their academic peers, adds new content and knowledge on legal facts of kinship, invalid marriages, spousal identity rights, support, and divorce, and hopes to inspire more in-depth research results.
This textbook is suitable for undergraduates and postgraduates majoring in law in various higher education institutions, as well as for undergraduates and diploma students in night schools, correspondence courses, and self-study programs in law. It also provides excellent learning assistance for practitioners engaged in legislation, adjudication, and legal services.