Civil Law

Author: Gao Xiaochun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Civil law is one of the core courses for law majors in higher education. The purpose of compiling this book is to better meet the needs of civil law teaching in the new era. During the compilation process, on the one hand, it strives to briefly introduce the basic systems and fundamental issues of civil law; on the other hand, it attempts to combine theoretical knowledge with practical life to enhance the practicality of the book. However, due to limited capabilities, despite our efforts, there is still a considerable gap between our initial expectations, which we deeply regret. This book is part of the 21st Century Applied Law Series for Higher Education Law Majors. Due to the overall arrangement, some content in civil law is not included. The book is divided into five parts and twenty-five chapters: Part I General Principles of Civil Law, Part II Property Rights, Part III Rights of Debt, Part IV Rights of Personality, and Part V Civil Liability for Torts. The compilation strives to closely link with the current civil legislation and relevant judicial interpretations of China. The explanation of theoretical issues is also based on the general consensus and consensus in academia. Therefore, this book is suitable for students of various types in higher education institutions to study civil law, as well as for reference by legal professionals and candidates for legal examinations.