Re-constructing the Theory of Subject Matter of Civil Action
Qin Jun
Abstract
Qin Jun
Abstract
The various theories concerning the subject matter of civil action abroad are difficult to form a well-rounded argument. Meanwhile, along with the thorough study going on in different theories, confusion takes place in academic field. The study on subject matter of litigation cannot be restricted within theories. New ways have to be sought from legislation and precedents. By observing the principles that judges apply in dealing with cases with respect to the theories of subject matter of litigation, a feasible way that can be used in handling cases will be formed.
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The various theories concerning the subject matter of civil action abroad are difficult to form a well-rounded argument. Meanwhile, along with the thorough study going on in different theories, confusion takes place in academic field. The study on subject matter of litigation cannot be restricted within theories. New ways have to be sought from legislation and precedents. By observing the principles that judges apply in dealing with cases with respect to the theories of subject matter of litigation, a feasible way that can be used in handling cases will be formed.
Key concepts: Subject matter, Subject (documents), Argument (complex analysis), Confusion, Action (physics), Law, Field (mathematics), Legislation