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A Historical Perspective on the Unification of Private Law and the Future of the Civil Code
China has a long tradition of legal codification. In looking at the unification of private law, we need to follow three historical threads: the historicity of law, the rationality of private law and the rules governing the growth of private rights. Following on from and amending the Draft Civil Law
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