Book contents
- The Making of the Chinese Civil Code
- The Making of the Chinese Civil Code
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Tables
- Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- 1 The Making of a Civil Code in China
- 2 Personality Rights in China’s New Civil Code
- 3 Force Majeure or Change of Circumstances
- 4 Article 580 (2) of the Chinese Civil Code
- 5 Contractual Consent in the New Chinese Civil Code
- 6 The Security Interests in Chinese Law
- 7 Chinese Tort Law in the Era of the Civil Code
- 8 Causation in the Chinese Civil Code
- 9 The Aims of Tort Law across China and the West
- 10 Classifying the Passive Appreciation of Separate Property during Marriage in the Chinese Civil Code
- 11 The Rule of Law in Traditional China
- 12 The Private Law Influence of the Great Qing Code
- 13 The New Validity Rules in Chinese Civil Code and Chinese State-Owned Enterprises’ Freedom in Contracting
- 14 Chinese Civil Law and Soviet Influences
- 15 The Connections between Roman Law and Chinese Civil Law
- Index
The Making of the Chinese Civil Code
Promises and Persistent Problems
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 August 2023
Book contents
- The Making of the Chinese Civil Code
- The Making of the Chinese Civil Code
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Tables
- Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- 1 The Making of a Civil Code in China
- 2 Personality Rights in China’s New Civil Code
- 3 Force Majeure or Change of Circumstances
- 4 Article 580 (2) of the Chinese Civil Code
- 5 Contractual Consent in the New Chinese Civil Code
- 6 The Security Interests in Chinese Law
- 7 Chinese Tort Law in the Era of the Civil Code
- 8 Causation in the Chinese Civil Code
- 9 The Aims of Tort Law across China and the West
- 10 Classifying the Passive Appreciation of Separate Property during Marriage in the Chinese Civil Code
- 11 The Rule of Law in Traditional China
- 12 The Private Law Influence of the Great Qing Code
- 13 The New Validity Rules in Chinese Civil Code and Chinese State-Owned Enterprises’ Freedom in Contracting
- 14 Chinese Civil Law and Soviet Influences
- 15 The Connections between Roman Law and Chinese Civil Law
- Index
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- The Making of the Chinese Civil CodePromises and Persistent Problems, pp. iiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2023