Essays on Modern Chinese Law: Selections (Volume 1) (Basic Law Series)

Author: He Qinhua
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2003-08-01
Features:
1. This series selects and organizes classic legal essays from the Republican era (including a small number from the late Qing era), making no changes that would alter the original text, only appropriate technical editing.
2. Vertical layouts in the original are uniformly converted to horizontal layouts. Phrases like "as left" and "as right" are correspondingly changed to "as follows" and "as above."
3. Traditional Chinese characters in the original are converted to simplified Chinese characters.
4. Texts without punctuation or with non-standard punctuation are uniformly revised to use modern punctuation marks.
5. Dates used in the original, such as "the tenth year of the Republic," are converted to "1921," or explained in parentheses upon their first occurrence in the text.
6. Proper nouns and specialized terms in the original are revised to current common usage.
7. Texts without paragraph divisions are appropriately divided into paragraphs.
8. Obvious factual errors, numerical inaccuracies, names, and other quoted materials in the original are corrected as needed.
This book is the volume of Essays on Republican Era Legal Studies, featuring 64 essays on foundational legal topics from the Republican era.
1. This series selects and organizes classic legal essays from the Republican era (including a small number from the late Qing era), making no changes that would alter the original text, only appropriate technical editing.
2. Vertical layouts in the original are uniformly converted to horizontal layouts. Phrases like "as left" and "as right" are correspondingly changed to "as follows" and "as above."
3. Traditional Chinese characters in the original are converted to simplified Chinese characters.
4. Texts without punctuation or with non-standard punctuation are uniformly revised to use modern punctuation marks.
5. Dates used in the original, such as "the tenth year of the Republic," are converted to "1921," or explained in parentheses upon their first occurrence in the text.
6. Proper nouns and specialized terms in the original are revised to current common usage.
7. Texts without paragraph divisions are appropriately divided into paragraphs.
8. Obvious factual errors, numerical inaccuracies, names, and other quoted materials in the original are corrected as needed.