Civil Procedure Law Principles and Case Studies

Author: Tang Weijian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Principles and Case Studies of Civil Procedure Law is part of the "21st Century Law Series Textbooks" for Master's students in law. It is a specialized textbook for civil procedure law designed for master's students in law, and is also suitable for candidates preparing to pursue a master's degree in law, teachers and students aiming to strengthen case-based teaching, as well as legal self-study practitioners in the judicial field. The distinctive features of this textbook include: accurately introducing current legal provisions; highlighting the characteristics of case-based teaching; and guiding the reading of classic literature. In terms of content, since master's students in law generally engage in a relatively comprehensive study of civil procedure law, the main body of this book closely integrates new laws and judicial interpretations, providing a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the basic knowledge of civil procedure law. As a result, readers can not only master the fundamental knowledge but also conveniently understand and consult current legal provisions. In terms of practicality, given the high demand for practical skills among master's students in law, this book enhances readers' ability to apply theory to practice through illustrative cases and numerous in-text examples. In terms of theoretical depth, two special sections—References and Classic Readings—have been designed. The References section lists important domestic research on civil procedure law by topic, while the Classic Readings section inserts relevant discussions from classic works within the main text. Readers can not only appreciate the insightful remarks of renowned scholars but also follow a clear path by reading these carefully selected translated works related to civil procedure law, thereby expanding their knowledge and elevating their theoretical understanding.