Civil Procedure Law of Socialism: A Concise Reading

Author: Chen Gang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts. Part 1: The Generation and Development of Civil Procedure Laws in Socialist Countries, consisting of six chapters: an overview of Soviet civil procedure legislation, an overview of civil procedure legislation in Eastern European socialist countries, the current status of legal systems and judicial systems in Laos, the current status of civil procedure law in Vietnam, the judicial system in Cuba, and an overview of North Korean civil procedure law. Part 2: Litigants (1) – Courts and Quasi-Judicial Organizations, which introduces courts and quasi-judicial organizations in the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Mongolia, South, North Korea, and Vietnam in five chapters. Part 3: Litigants (2) – Procuratorates, which introduces procuratorial systems in the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Mongolia, Albania, and North Korea in four chapters. Part 4: Litigants (4) – Parties, which consists of only one chapter, introducing party systems in the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and East Germany. Part 5: Evidence System, which introduces the objects of proof, types of evidence, the collection, investigation, preservation, and judgment of evidence in four chapters of socialist countries. The last chapter is dedicated to a special chapter on North Korean civil procedure evidence systems.