Special Topics on Contract Law

Author: Yang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Based on the summarization of domestic and international textbook writing experiences in contract law, this book fully incorporates the latest research findings in contract law, closely aligns with China's legislative and judicial practices in contract law, as well as the lessons learned from teaching, to comprehensively construct a theoretical system of contract law and creatively propose a new theoretical framework for contract law theory. The book is divided into four parts: Introduction to Contract Law, Contract Process Theory, Contract Liability Theory, and Named Contract Theory. It is suitable for teaching use by undergraduate and graduate students in law, as well as a valuable reference for judges, prosecutors, and lawyers in handling cases. Based on the summarization of domestic and international textbook writing experiences in contract law, this book fully incorporates the latest research findings in contract law, closely aligns with China's legislative and judicial practices in contract law, as well as the lessons learned from teaching, to comprehensively construct a theoretical system of contract law and creatively propose a new theoretical framework for contract law theory. For example, in topics such as the system of contract liability, the principles of liability attribution in contract law, the constitution of contract liability, the preservation of contractual claims, contract renewal, and the effectiveness of payment to quasi-possessors of claims, the author of this book proposes new academic viewpoints and applicable rules in contract law. The book is divided into four parts: Introduction to Contract Law, Contract Process Theory, Contract Liability Theory, and Named Contract Theory. It is suitable for teaching use by undergraduate and graduate students in law, as well as a valuable reference for judges, prosecutors, and lawyers in handling cases.