Chinese Civil Adjudications I

As the first volume of a three-volume set that provides critical reviews of typical civil cases in China, this book focuses on the methodology of legal relations and their importance in adjudication.

Autorentext

Cui Jianyuan is currently Senior Professor in Humanities and Social Sciences, Tan Zhao Chair Professor and a Changjiang Scholar Distinguished Professor at Tsinghua University, China. He also serves as the Vice President of the Civil Law Society at the China Law Society. His research focuses on the field of civil law, and he has expertise in general provisions, property law, contract law, unjust enrichment and negotiorum gestio, and tort liability law.

Inhalt

1. Determining the Type of Contract 2. Ignoring Contract Types and Fragmenting the Overall Transaction Can Lead to Improper Judgments 3. Contracts with Inaction as the Subject Matter and Their Validity 4. Legal Analysis of Ineffective Contracts and Their Legal Consequences 5. Validity of Settlement Clauses and Liquidation Clauses in Subsequent Contracts 6. Distinction and Interplay of Legal Actions 7. A Judgment That Misplaces Legal Relations 8. Don't Mistakenly Regard a Private Lending Agreement as an Equity Transfer Agreement 9. Tension and Straightening out When One House Becomes the Subject Matter of Several Rights