Company Law Decomposition, Application, and Integration (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Li Guoguang
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: With the establishment of the principle of a socialist rule of law state and the development of a socialist market economy system, an increasing number of social and economic relationships require legal means for regulation. To this end, national legislative bodies have successively promulgated and implemented a series of important laws, while national administrative organs and judicial organs have issued a substantial number of administrative regulations, departmental rules, and judicial interpretations. China has also concluded or participated in many international conventions. Due to the wide categories, multiple levels, and large volume of these legal norms, as well as their frequent amendments, revisions, and abolitions, legal practitioners face numerous difficulties when searching for and applying the specific provisions of relevant laws and regulations. In light of this, we organized experts and scholars from the Supreme People's Court, relevant ministries and commissions of the State Council, and universities to compile this series, "Common Laws Decomposed and Applied Integration Series." This series breaks away from the traditional listing format of legal compendia and adopts a classified compilation method. Taking common laws as the main framework, it decomposes and combines them into several specific legal issues based on the logical connections between legal provisions. It then organizes together all relevant legal, regulatory, departmental rules, judicial interpretations, and legislative explanations pertaining to each issue, enabling readers to quickly and comprehensively retrieve all specific legal provisions related to a particular issue. In this way, the complex and extensive legal provisions are formed into an interconnected, coherent, and conveniently applicable whole. The relevant laws, regulations, and departmental rules included in this book are adopted in full text or excerpted, depending on the circumstances. When multiple issues involve the same document (or the same legal provision), they are appropriately repeated for classification to reduce the inconvenience of searching and flipping through pages. Documents that are not suitable for decomposition are arranged together with the more significant issues they concern, while less significant issues are referenced using the "See" method.