2005 Judicial Examination Focus, Difficult Points, and Key Issues Series: Civil Procedure Law Volume (Revised Edition)

Author: Cheng Feng
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: To implement the great strategy of governing the country by law and to help candidates accurately grasp the key, difficult, and puzzling points in the judicial examination, face the exam confidently, and pass it successfully, we have invited experienced professors who have engaged in law examination and judicial examination question setting, tutoring, outline writing, and textbook writing for many years to compile the "2003 Judicial Examination Key, Difficult, and Puzzling Points Comprehensive Solutions Series." The series is divided into eight volumes: the Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law Volume, the Criminal Law Volume, the Civil Law Volume, the Criminal Procedure Law Volume, the Civil Procedure Law Volume, the Commercial Law and Economic Law Volume, the Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law Volume, and the International Public Law · Private International Law and International Economic Law Volume. This set of books has the following characteristics:
1. Authority. It is reflected in the fact that each volume of the series condenses the textbooks, analyzes the key points, resolves the difficult points, and explores the puzzling points. The authors of each volume are senior professors, such as Professor Ruan Qilin for Criminal Law, Professor Jiao Hongchang for Constitutional Law, Professor Zhang Shuyi for Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law, and Professor Li Renyu for Civil Law. Other professors are not listed here out of respect for their personal wishes.
2. Novelty. This set of books lists the key points, difficult points, and puzzling points of the exam and provides solutions through examples, enabling candidates to achieve twice the result with half the effort.
3. Accuracy. In the analysis of the key, difficult, and puzzling points, not only is the language concise, but the analysis is also thorough, aiming to resolve doubts.