Chinese Civil Code - Specific Parts -

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The first Civil Code of the PRC, adopted in May 2020 and effective from January 1, 2021, comprises 1260 articles, organized into a General Part and six books covering property, contracts, personality rights, marriage and family, succession, and torts. As China lacks a separate Commercial Code, the CCC also governs commercial transactions, making it essential for comparative law scholars and businesses operating in the country. This book offers foreign readers a systematic and in-depth analysis of the Code, specifically focusing on the six specific books that follow the General Part. It aligns with the Code's structure, addressing real and personal security separately to highlight significant amendments and avoid redundancy. Given that contract law constitutes nearly half of the Civil Code, the book emphasizes this area, detailing six major contract types: sales, lease, guaranty, mandate, factoring, and technology contracts. It is designed for lawyers, law firms, legal departments, companies, and publishers, providing a comprehensive understanding of the CCC's implications and applications in various legal and business contexts.