This book is a practical case training tutorial on civil law. It includes three categories: Category 1: Litigation requests related to guardianship qualifications, generally including the following three situations: 1. According to the provisions of my country's civil law, parents are the guardians of minors, and the divorce of parents does not affect the guardianship qualifications and responsibilities for minor children. 2. The parents of minors die or are unable to perform their guardianship duties, and other guardians dispute custody rights. 3. The original guardian fails to perform guardianship duties or infringes upon the interests of the ward, and other persons dispute with the original guardian. Category 2: Litigation for payment based on creditor's rights. Disputes related to contracts are mainly lawsuits for payment, that is, lawsuits that request the court to order the obligor to perform its obligations. The third category: lawsuits based on tort liability arising from tort damages. In the legal relationship of tort damages compensation, the person who has the right to claim for infringement damages is generally the infringed party, including close relatives of the infringed party.
Reader comments
I especially like the parts of the book about custody, contract disputes, and tort liability, which are closely related to my life. It feels like "The Rule of Law in Progress", which uses cases to talk about law. I think this book is very helpful for a new mother like me, allowing me to better understand the rights of myself and my children. You can also take a look!
I especially like the parts of the book about custody, contract disputes, and tort liability, which are closely related to my life. It feels like "The Rule of Law in Progress", which uses cases to talk about law. I think this book is very helpful for a new mother like me, allowing me to better understand the rights of myself and my children. You can also take a look!