Civil and Commercial Trials in China (2002, Issue 2, Total Issue 2)

Author: Xi Xiaoming, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: China Civil and Commercial Trial is sponsored by the Civil Trial Second Tribunal of the Supreme People's Court, the Civil and Commercial Law Research Center of Renmin University of China, the Commercial and Economic Law Research Office of the Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and several senior people's courts across the country. It is an open forum for judges, lawyers, legal scholars, and other judicial personnel, as well as a new series of practical judicial publications launched by Law Press. Based on the combination of theory and practice, it is committed to providing the most authoritative trial reference information for judicial practitioners. In terms of content format, this book adopts new forms such as research and memoranda, abandoning the old practice of setting aside a separate column for cases. Additionally, in the "Judicial Research" column, articles are categorized based on the case types accepted by courts, clearly defining the themes for easy reference by readers. This series is published in two volumes annually.
[Editor's Recommendation] Volume 2 Column Summary:
[Civil and Commercial Trial Policies and Spirit] Publishes policies of the Party, the State, and the Supreme People's Court in the field of civil and commercial trial.
[Judicial Interpretations and Dynamics] Judicial interpretations issued by the Supreme People's Court, along with their background, spirit, understanding, and application.
[Special Articles] Theoretical research by legal scholars on substantive and procedural issues in civil and commercial trial.
[Judicial Research] Analyzes the theoretical framework, case analysis approach, judgment logic, and final judicial responses to difficult issues in civil and commercial trial from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
[Judicial Research Surveys] Surveys on specific types of cases or issues in civil and commercial trial practice conducted by courts at various levels (or other legal research entities); comprehensive research meeting memoranda formed internally by courts with guiding significance.