Civil Procedure Law (In-depth Analysis of Systems and Theories)

Author: (Japanese) Takahashi Hiroshi, translated by Lin Jianfeng
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Publishing Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book presents a description of the current state of Japanese civil procedural law from the author's perspective, which is also known as a systematic treatise. However, as a systematic treatise, this book still retains unfinished parts. In the near future, the author will release a sequel to this book. Nevertheless, even the portion included in this book can be said to cover most of the important content in civil procedural law. Civil procedural law is a discipline that examines the fundamental aspects of the adjudication system, and thus its importance surpasses that of disciplines in other legal fields. If this book can further enhance the interest of Chinese readers in civil procedural law, the author will feel deeply honored. Let us explore this profound field of study together. This book includes: the purpose of civil litigation, claims, complaints, partial claims, the prohibition of successive lawsuits, the determination of parties, party capacity and procedural capacity, and litigation representation.