Civil Law Theory - (Second Edition)

Author: Ma Junju
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is revised based on the author's college law textbook General Principles of Civil Law (Volumes I and II). Compared to general revision versions, this book maintains a certain continuity while also featuring significant innovation. Structurally, it is still divided into seven parts: General Principles of Civil Law, Property Law, Contract Law, Family Law, Inheritance Law, Tort Law, and the Application of Civil Law. In terms of content, the author has made substantial updates and additions in line with the current development of civil law studies, as reflected in: the enumeration and comparative analysis of different doctrines, theories and specific legal provisions from other legal systems and countries or regions, the development and new achievements in civil law theories and practices both domestically and internationally, and the specific content of current legal provisions and judicial interpretations in China. The book is comprehensive in content, rich in materials, precise in explanation, and well-structured, making it a textbook with the nature of an academic monograph. It can serve as a teaching material for undergraduate and graduate students in law at universities and colleges, as well as a reference book for researchers.
This book is revised based on the author's college law textbook General Principles of Civil Law (Volumes I and II). Compared to general revision versions, this book maintains a certain continuity while also featuring significant innovation. Structurally, it is still divided into seven parts: General Principles of Civil Law, Property Law, Contract Law, Family Law, Inheritance Law, Tort Law, and the Application of Civil Law. In terms of content, the author has made substantial updates and additions in line with the current development of civil law studies, as reflected in: the enumeration and comparative analysis of different doctrines, theories and specific legal provisions from other legal systems and countries or regions, the development and new achievements in civil law theories and practices both domestically and internationally, and the specific content of current legal provisions and judicial interpretations in China. The book is comprehensive in content, rich in materials, precise in explanation, and well-structured, making it a textbook with the nature of an academic monograph. It can serve as a teaching material for undergraduate and graduate students in law at universities and colleges, as well as a reference book for researchers.