Principles and Cases of Commercial Law

Author: Ye Lin Li Jianfei
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book largely follows the civil law system's commercial law system, divided into seven parts: General Principles of Commercial Law, Company Law, Bankruptcy Law, Securities Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Law, and Maritime Law. These are currently the more mature areas of research in commercial law and are also more aligned with the needs of legal master's degree teaching. Whether trust law and anti-unfair competition law belong to the commercial law system remains a significant debate in academia, and Principles and Case Studies of Commercial Law does not include them. Among the aforementioned seven parts, considering the limited length of the textbook and especially the characteristics of legal master's degree teaching, Principles and Case Studies of Commercial Law does not comprehensively introduce all aspects and contents of commercial law but instead selects and elaborates on the essential elements. This book is primarily intended for current legal master's degree students, as well as candidates preparing to pursue legal master's degrees, faculty looking to enhance undergraduate case-based teaching, and legal self-study professionals in the judicial practice field.