A. Basic knowledge
B. Concept
C. principles
D. Conclusion
Course introduction of Law School of University of International Business and Economics;
Commercial law. This course is divided into four parts: the first part is the general introduction, which teaches the concept of commercial law, commercial subject, commercial behavior, commercial name, the concept and system of commercial operators and employees, and commercial management system. The second part is the commercial subject law, which introduces the concepts and relationships of different commercial organizations, including individual operators, sole proprietorships, companies, joint ventures, joint ventures and enterprise groups.
The third part is the commercial intermediary system, which teaches commercial agency, brokerage system, trust, entrustment, intermediation and franchising. The fourth part is commodity circulation, teaching different ways of commodity sales (operation, consignment, direct selling, pyramid selling, etc.). ) and introduce negotiable securities (stocks, bonds, bills of lading, warehouse receipts, etc.). ), futures trading, real estate trading, transportation and warehousing system.
Company law. Introduce the corporate systems and laws of attracting foreign investment in various countries. The contents mainly include: the emergence and development of the company; The main organizational forms of industrial and commercial enterprises, focusing on the legal status, characteristics and relevant legal provisions of partnership, limited liability company and joint-stock limited liability company; Combined with China's Law on Sino-foreign Joint Ventures, this paper introduces the laws of various countries to absorb foreign capital and the international treaties to protect foreign capital.
Teachers mainly use classroom discussion to organize students to analyze the main cases of China and the United States, summarize and compare the basic characteristics of company law systems in different countries, so as to help students grasp the main characteristics, development trends, advantages and disadvantages of China's company law in a broader context.
Maritime law. This course mainly introduces China Maritime Law, other countries' maritime trade legal systems, relevant international conventions, international practices and legal practice cases. Its contents mainly include: the introduction introduces the concept, adjustment object, historical evolution and origin of maritime law; The ship and crew introduce the ownership, mortgage and maritime lien of the ship;
Contract of carriage of goods by sea, ship charter contract and marine insurance contract-this part is the focus of the lecture; This part gives a general introduction to the legal issues such as collision of ships, towing of ships, salvage at sea, general average, limitation of liability for maritime claims, limitation of maritime litigation, legal application of foreign-related maritime legal relations, and handling of maritime affairs and maritime disputes.