On the Issues of the Compiling of the Civil Code
LU Jia-m
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LU Jia-m
Abstract
This article suggests that the codification system of the China Civil Code should have three parts, namely, the general provisions, the civil rights, and the civil liabilities, with an appendix of the international private laws. Personal rights and intellectual property law should be included in the part of the civil rights, a separate part should set aside for the civil liabilities and the international private laws, as a traditional practice, should be included in the Civil Code.
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This article suggests that the codification system of the China Civil Code should have three parts, namely, the general provisions, the civil rights, and the civil liabilities, with an appendix of the international private laws. Personal rights and intellectual property law should be included in the part of the civil rights, a separate part should set aside for the civil liabilities and the international private laws, as a traditional practice, should be included in the Civil Code.
Key concepts: Civil code, Law, Civil law (Civil law), Aside, Political science, Civil rights, Intellectual property, China