2005Journal of Wuhu Professional Technology CollegeRequires access

Execution to Creditor’s Rights of the Executed Person

Wang Li-hu

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Execution to creditor’s rights of the executed person has been expressly provided in judicial interpretation of the supreme people’s court. While these regulations are short of feasibility in practice and these regulation are deviations in theory. Thus it is necessary to amend these regulations.

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Execution to creditor’s rights of the executed person has been expressly provided in judicial interpretation of the supreme people’s court. While these regulations are short of feasibility in practice and these regulation are deviations in theory. Thus it is necessary to amend these regulations.

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Execution to creditor’s rights of the executed person has been expressly provided in judicial interpretation of the supreme people’s court. While these regulations are short of feasibility in practice and these regulation are deviations in theory. Thus it is necessary to amend these regulations.

Key concepts: Creditor, Supreme court, Judicial interpretation, Interpretation (philosophy), Law, Political science, Business, Law and economics

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