Civil Code General One-Stop Solution

Author: Wang Zhu (Compiler)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features:
Innovation – Breaking traditional models, making a fresh attempt in structure and format that differs from conventional legal compendia;
Professional – Compiled by legal researchers and educators, comprehensively including relevant laws and regulations, with professional and authoritative selection and editing;
Practical – Summarizing each provision, providing comments and explanations for key provisions to facilitate readers' search and understanding; leaving sidebars on each page for note-taking. The series arranges the provisions of the principal laws in order, interspersing relevant laws, administrative regulations, judicial interpretations, and important departmental rules. The principal laws are printed in Song typeface, size 5, while the related regulations are printed in Kaiti typeface, size small 5, to distinguish them from the principal law provisions. The series summarizes the essence of each provision and marks it with special indicators to highlight the main points of the provisions. The series either uses footnotes or provides a comparison of old and new texts to reflect the most recent amendments to the principal laws. The laws and other regulatory documents selected in the series are the latest and effective.
"General Principles of the Civil Code One-Stop Reference" is a teaching aid for legal studies, but it is also suitable for the public to understand China's civil legal system and carry out popular legal education. Considering the purpose of this book and its coordination with other titles in the series, the compilers followed the following basic principles during the selection process: , This book cites more than 300 related laws, judicial interpretations, and regulations associated with the "Civil Code," making it the most comprehensive among similar books. Due to space limitations, provisions are generally quoted in excerpt form. For those that require full citation but would consume too much space, the names and article numbers of the relevant legal provisions are listed in the provision annotations to facilitate readers' comprehensive review and understanding. Second, for duplicate or conflicting provisions concerning the same regulatory object, the book only includes the latest provisions based on the principle that new laws prevail over old ones. If necessary, the compilers will list the invalidated provisions and provide a brief analysis. Third, regarding the coordination between the "Civil Code," the "Contract Law," and the "Guarantee Law." The compilers adhere to the systematic nature of civil law, taking the "Civil Code" as the framework and appropriately expanding on the "Contract Law" and the "Guarantee Law." Fourth, other legal departments, mainly the provisions of the "Civil Procedure Law," are not fully included in this book, but brief hints are provided in the provision annotations. Readers can refer to the "Civil Procedure Law One-Stop Reference" in this series for detailed information. Fifth, the annotations in this book are primarily indicative, striving to be concise and to the point. Content already mentioned in related regulations is not repeated, and content typically covered in textbooks is also left unannotated.