What Are Mining Claims?

The first part of the concept and characteristics of civil litigation and applicable law I. What is a civil dispute litigation? What is its scope and mission?
2. What are the laws on which civil dispute litigation is based, that is, what law is used for civil dispute litigation?
What is the relationship between procedural law and substantive law? What are the differences and connections between civil and administrative lawsuits, criminal lawsuits, arbitration, and notarization? V. Concepts often used in civil lawsuits. Part Two. Is it ownership? What is the scope of ownership?
How to understand the right to use and use property?
3. How to understand the right to obtain economic benefits on the property?
4. How to understand that according to the content of ownership, the owner has the right to dispose of his property in the land?
Case Comment I. How to claim for a stolen mobile phone?
2. Is it valid for the property belonging to the husband and wife division to be sold unilaterally without the consent of the other party?
3. What should I do if a gentleman agrees to buy or sell private homes in private?
Part III Adjacent Relations 1. What are the concepts and characteristics of neighboring relations?
2. What are the classifications of adjacent relations?
Case Comment I. How to make a dispute about a neighboring homestead?
2. The building is in danger, who will bear this responsibility?
Part IV Right of Use Effectiveness (Use Right of Usufruct)
What are the benefits of using things? What's in it?
Case comment I. Is the neighbouring relationship or easement infringed?
Second, what is the countermeasure for wrong real estate certificate?
3. Is it for sale or infringement?
4. What is the compensation method for damage to mining rights?
V. How to draw a line between the contractor and the contractor?
Part V Guarantee legal system Part 6 Creditor's rights and debts arising from the contract Part 7 Purchase and sales contract Part 8 Construction contract contract Part 9 Processing contract (different contract)
Part 10 Loan Contracts Part 11 Lease Contracts Financing Lease Contracts Part 12 Storage Contracts Storage Contracts Part 13 Entrustment Contracts Discipline Contracts Part 14 Transportation Contracts Part 15 Technical Contracts Part 16 Litigation of Personal Relations Part XVII. Right of Succession and Litigation Part XVIII. Litigation of Issues Part XIX. Introduction to Marriage Law Part X. Intellectual Property and Litigation Reference

Civil Litigation and Latest Cases / Contemporary Civil Society Life Consultants

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Civil dispute litigation refers to litigations to resolve civil disputes such as property and marriage and family. In China, legal procedures are followed by a court with the participation of current persons and other participants in the proceedings. In civil lawsuits, the people's courts have entered mediation to arbitrate timely judgments of non-property. The people's procuratorate has the right to exercise legal supervision over the civil trial activities of the people's courts. The litigants have the right to dispose of their own civil rights and litigation rights within the scope prescribed by law. In civil litigation, the litigants shall pay litigation costs in accordance with the regulations, and the people's court shall take compulsory measures against those who interfere with civil litigation. The suitability of civil dispute litigation Fan Xuan refers to the scope of its child power, including Fan Xuan's application to people and matters, and the scope of time and space, namely, at what time, in which space, to whom, What happened.

Book title

Civil Litigation and Latest Cases / Contemporary Civil Society Life Consultants

Publishing house

China Financial and Economic Publishing House

Fixed price

19.80

Author

Wang Yimin

ISBN

7500562187

Brand

China Finance and Economics Press (Head Office)

The first part of the concept and characteristics of civil litigation and applicable law I. What is a civil dispute litigation? What is its scope and mission?
2. What are the laws on which civil dispute litigation is based, that is, what law is used for civil dispute litigation?
What is the relationship between procedural law and substantive law? What are the differences and connections between civil and administrative lawsuits, criminal lawsuits, arbitration, and notarization? V. Concepts often used in civil lawsuits. Part II. Ownership Is it ownership? What is the scope of ownership?
How to understand the right to use and use property?
3. How to understand the right to obtain economic benefits on the property?
4. How to understand that according to the content of ownership, the owner has the right to dispose of his property in the land?
Case Comment I. How to claim for a stolen mobile phone?
2. Is it valid for the property belonging to the husband and wife division to be sold unilaterally without the consent of the other party?
3. What should I do if a gentleman agrees to buy or sell private homes in private?
Part III Adjacent Relations 1. What are the concepts and characteristics of neighboring relations?
2. What are the classifications of adjacent relations?
Case Comment I. How to make a dispute about a neighboring homestead?
2. The building is in danger, who will bear this responsibility?
Part IV Right of Use Effectiveness (Use Right of Usufruct)
What are the benefits of using things? What's in it?
Case comment I. Is the neighbouring relationship or easement infringed?
Second, what is the countermeasure for wrong real estate certificate?
3. Is it for sale or infringement?
4. What is the compensation method for damage to mining rights?
V. How to draw a line between the contractor and the contractor?
Part V Guarantee legal system Part 6 Creditor's rights and debts arising from the contract Part 7 Purchase and sales contract Part 8 Construction contract contract Part 9 Processing contract (different contract)
Part 10 Loan Contracts Part 11 Lease Contracts Financing Lease Contracts Part 12 Storage Contracts Storage Contracts Part 13 Entrustment Contracts Discipline Contracts Part 14 Transportation Contracts Part 15 Technical Contracts Part 16 Litigation of Personal Relations Part XVII. Right of Succession and Litigation Part XVIII. Litigation of Issues Part XIX. Introduction to Marriage Law Part X. Intellectual Property and Litigation Reference