Cases and Commentaries on the Law of Obligations

Author: Xu Haiyan
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into fourteen chapters and selects eighty-six classic cases, covering most of the content of the law of obligations. Each case is an easily triggered individual case, encompassing most of the content of the law of obligations. During the selection process, the author strives to absorb individual cases that are easily controversial in market transactions to reflect typicality and representativeness. In the main body, facing disputes, it not only provides solutions to specific problems but also attempts to pursue universal significance, integrating doctrines and theories to maintain an appropriate detached stance, avoiding the analysis from being submerged in the case and becoming a case-by-case discussion. Each case unit is both an independent part and strives to enhance its permeative connection with other parts; on the surface, the numerous case units appear isolated, but internally, they constitute the grand structure of the concepts and system of the law of obligations. This book selects a total of 86 cases, covering most of the content of the law of obligations, striving to absorb individual cases that are easily controversial in market transactions to reflect typicality and representativeness, etc.