Commercial Law (Third Edition)

Author: Shi Tian-tao
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a textbook specifically written for law students. The author, with over a decade of experience in teaching commercial law and commercial arbitration, provides a precise summary of commercial law teaching content, creating a distinctive textbook on commercial law with a focus on capital and financial law. In terms of structure, the book goes beyond the codified textbook model, integrating elements from both the civil law and common law systems to form its unique structure. In terms of content, the book reflects the current achievements of China's commercial legislation and judicial practice while extracting general rules of commercial law. The book is divided into two parts: an introduction and specialized discussions. The author has specifically included a "Introduction to Commercial Law" section, which discusses fundamental issues and special systems related to commercial law, giving readers an overall view of the field. The specialized discussions form the main body and focus of the book, providing detailed explanations of specific systems such as commercial companies, securities transactions, commercial trusts, commercial banks, commercial paper, and commercial insurance. The book comprehensively organizes the content of commercial law, presents detailed and concise explanations, and fully elaborates on the fundamental principles and development trends of modern commercial law. In response to the amendments to the "Company Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Securities Law of the People's Republic of China," the third edition of this book has been fully revised in the second part "Commercial Companies" and the third part "Securities Transactions." This book is a textbook specifically written for law students. The author, with over a decade of experience in teaching commercial law and commercial arbitration, provides a precise summary of commercial law teaching content, creating a distinctive textbook on commercial law with a focus on capital and financial law. In terms of structure, the book goes beyond the codified textbook model, integrating elements from both the civil law and common law systems to form its unique structure. In terms of content, the book reflects the current achievements of China's commercial legislation and judicial practice while extracting general rules of commercial law. The book is divided into two parts: an introduction and specialized discussions. The author has specifically included a "Introduction to Commercial Law" section, which discusses fundamental issues and special systems related to commercial law, giving readers an overall view of the field. The specialized discussions form the main body and focus of the book, providing detailed explanations of specific systems such as commercial companies, securities transactions, commercial banks, commercial paper, and commercial insurance. The book comprehensively organizes the content of commercial law, presents detailed and concise explanations, and fully elaborates on the fundamental principles and development trends of modern commercial law. In response to the amendments to the "Company Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Securities Law of the People's Republic of China," the third edition of this book has been fully revised in the second part "Commercial Companies" and the third part "Securities Transactions."