Chinese Civil Procedure and the Conflict of Laws

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作　者：	陈卫佐著
出版社：	清华大学出版社
丛编项：	Tsinghua Chinese Law Series
标　签：	民事诉讼法

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ISBN：	9787302261919	出版时间：	2011-08-01	包装：	平装
开本：	16开	页数：	180	字数：

内容简介

　　The manuscript of the present textbook has been used for acourse taught by the author for the LL.M. Program in Chinese Law atTsinghua University School of Law from 2005 to 2010. The mainobjective of this course is to provide international students withbasic knowledge of Chinese civil procedure and the conflict oflaws. In particular， the course expounds civil lawsuits that arefiled in accordance with the Chinese code of civil procedure （CivilProcedure Law of the People's Republic of China）， other statutesand judicial interpretations， as well as choice of law rulesdetermining the law applicable to civil relationships involvingforeign elements. The course provides succinct explanations ofessential issues， fundamental principles and particularinstitutions in Chinese civil procedure and the conflict oflaws.The textbook begins with a survey of the Chinese procedurallaw and an overview of Chinese civil procedure and then focuses onessential aspects of court jurisdiction and trial procedure incivil matters. In view of the traditional importance of alternativedispute resolution in China， mediation （conciliation） andarbitration are also discussed with corresponding comparisons tocivil procedure.The textbook also discusses issues relating to theconflict of laws， i.e. international jurisdiction under the Chineseinternational civil procedure law， recognition and enforcement offoreign judgments as well as Chinese choice of law rules. Focus isdirected toward the Chinese Statute on the Application of Laws toCivil Relationships Involving Foreign Elements of 28 October 2010，which entered into force on 1 April 2011.Two appendixes are printedat the end of the textbook： \Addendtrm 1： Chinese StatutoryConflict Rules and Conflict Rules Contained in JudicialInterpretations Prior to 1 April 2011\ and \Addendum 2： Statute onthe Application of Laws to Civil Relationships Involving ForeignElements of the People's Republic of China\ which has beentranslated into English jointly by Professr CHEN Weizuo and Mr.Kevin M. Moore.

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图书目录

Part 1 Chinese Civil Procedure
Chapter One A General Survey of Chinese Procedural Law
    1. SUBSTANTIVE AND PROCEDURAL LAW
    2. DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROCEDURAL LAW
    3. JUDICIAL SYSTEM OF THE PRC
Chapter Two An Overview of Chinese Civil Procedure
    1. SOURCES OF CHINESE CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW
    2. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CHINESE CIVILPROCEDURE
    3. BASIC SYSTEMS OF CHINESE CIVILPROCEDURE
Chapter Three Court Competence and Court Jurisdiction inCivil Matters
    1. COURT COMPETENCE IN CIVIL MATTERS AND ITSRELATIONSHIP TO MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION
    2. COURT JURISDICTION
Chapter Four Litigation Participants
    1. PARTIES
    2. AGENTS AD LITEM
Chapter Five Evidence
    1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    2. BURDEN OF PROOF AND THE COURT'S RIGHT TOINVESTIGATE AND COLLECT EVIDENCE
    3. ORIGINALITY OF EVIDENCE （ARTICLE 68 OF THECPL）
    4. EXPERT EVALUATION （ARTICLE 72 OF THECPL）
    5. INSPECTION （ARTICLE 73 OF THE CPL）
    6. PRESERVATION OF THE EVIDENCE （ARTICLE 74 OFTHE CPL）
Chapter Six Time Periods and Service
    1. TIME PERIODS
    2. SERVICE
Chapter Seven Property Preservation and AdvanceExecution
    1. PROPERTY PRESERVATION
    2. ADVANCE EXECUTION
    3. RECONSIDERATION
Chapter Eight Compulsory Measures against Obstruction ofCivil Proceedings
    1. ACTS OF OBSTRUCTION OF CIVIL PROCEEDINGS ANDCOMPULSORY MEASURES AGAINST THEM
    2. COMPULSORY MEASURES （DETAILS）
Chapter Nine Litigation Costs
    1. MAIN PROVISION OF THE CPL ON LITIGATIONCOSTS
    2. MEASURES FOR PAYMENT OF LITIGATIONCOSTS
Chapter Ten Ordinary Procedure of First Instance
    1. BRINGING A LAWSUIT AND ENTERTAINING ACASE
    2. PREPARATION FOR TRIAL
    3. TRIAL IN COURT
    4. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF LEGALPROCEEDINGS
    5. JUDGMENT AND ORDER
Chapter Eleven Summary Procedure
    1. SCOPE OF APPLICATION
    2. PARTIES IN A SUMMARY PROCEDURE
    3. OTHER FEATURES
Chapter Twelve Procedure of Second Instance
    1. CONDITIONS AND TIME LIMITS FOR ANAPPEAL
    ……
Part 2 The Conflict of Laws