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On the Private Property Right's Status in Administrative Law

Song Guo-le

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The confirmation of private property rights in the constitution in 2004 was regarded as historic progress in the legal protection of them.The administrative law,which is most related to the constitution,should do a lot in the protection of private property rights.But,because of insufficient research in theory and the inertia on thinking,we always treated the private property rights on administrative law as rights on civil law,which weakened the protection by the former.So it's very important to confirm the position of the private property rights on administrative law.

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The confirmation of private property rights in the constitution in 2004 was regarded as historic progress in the legal protection of them.The administrative law,which is most related to the constitution,should do a lot in the protection of private property rights.But,because of insufficient research in theory and the inertia on thinking,we always treated the private property rights on administrative law as rights on civil law,which weakened the protection by the former.So it's very important to confirm the position of the private property rights on administrative law.

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The confirmation of private property rights in the constitution in 2004 was regarded as historic progress in the legal protection of them.The administrative law,which is most related to the constitution,should do a lot in the protection of private property rights.But,because of insufficient research in theory and the inertia on thinking,we always treated the private property rights on administrative law as rights on civil law,which weakened the protection by the former.So it's very important to confirm the position of the private property rights on administrative law.

Key concepts: Law, Private law, Constitution, Civil law (Civil law), Political science, Public law, Property rights, Property law

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