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Research on the Inviolability of Property Principle in the Modern China Civil Law

Bing Xia Han

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The inviolability of property principle is one of the three major principles of modern civil law.It is originally established in China modern civil law from The Qing Dynasty Civil Law Draft.To review the transplant of this principle in theory and technical aspects of legislation will provide historical reference for the current civil law of China.

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The inviolability of property principle is one of the three major principles of modern civil law.It is originally established in China modern civil law from The Qing Dynasty Civil Law Draft.To review the transplant of this principle in theory and technical aspects of legislation will provide historical reference for the current civil law of China.

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The inviolability of property principle is one of the three major principles of modern civil law.It is originally established in China modern civil law from The Qing Dynasty Civil Law Draft.To review the transplant of this principle in theory and technical aspects of legislation will provide historical reference for the current civil law of China.

Key concepts: Law, Civil law (Civil law), China, Legislation, Property (philosophy), Political science, Chinese law, Comparative law

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