People's Republic of China Legal Compendium (28)

Author: Wang Huai'an
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features:
1. The legal norms included in this book consist of laws, regulations, and some rules, as well as legal normative interpretations.
2. The content of this book continues from The Legal Encyclopedia of the People's Republic of China (Volume 27), covering laws, regulations, rules, and legal normative interpretations issued by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee, the State Council and its affiliated departments, the Supreme People's Court, and the Supreme People's Procuratorate from January to April 2006.
3. Before publication, due to various reasons, some regulations, rules, and judicial interpretations from 2006 (January–April) that were not included in The Legal Encyclopedia (Volume 27) have been supplemented.
4. The internal arrangement within each section of this book is as follows: laws, regulations and rules, and legal normative interpretations. However, for the interpretation of a specific law or regulation, or for supplementary content related to a particular rule or legal normative interpretation, due to their close relevance, they are not arranged according to the above principle but are placed after the corresponding law, regulation, rule, or legal normative interpretation for easier reference.
5. Documents such as the Proclamation of the President of the People's Republic of China, the Decree of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, and related notices issued for the promulgation of specific laws, regulations, rules, and legal normative interpretations are included only if they contain substantive legal provisions.
6. For the convenience of legal researchers to understand the overall development of China's legal system from a longitudinal perspective and for easy reference, an chronological index is appended at the end of the book. This book includes laws, regulations, and some rules, as well as legal normative interpretations, covering such legal categories as constitutional law, civil and commercial law, administrative law, economic law, criminal law, procedural law, social law, and international law.