Titlebook: Civil Litigation in China and Europe; Essays on the Role o C.H. (Remco) van Rhee,Fu Yulin Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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China: Hong Kong. Selective Adoption of the English Woolf Reformsto enforce procedural deadlines, limit discovery and administer the litigation timetable. This chapter critically examines the impact of the CJR on case management in Hong Kong, placing particular focus on fact-finding, the problem of undue delay and the new mediation regime.

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The Netherlands: A No-Nonsense Approach to Civil Procedure Reformol the progress of lawsuits. It is now common for judges to schedule oral hearings at an early point in time at which the judge will order the parties themselves to appear in court in order to discuss the case. In the Dutch legal system, some preliminary steps have also been taken to promote mediation.

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Civil Litigation in China and Europe978-94-007-7666-1Series ISSN 1534-6781 Series E-ISSN 2214-9902

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Religious Resistance to Neoliberalismf thoroughness and high quality in the adjudication of civil matters that need to be taken into consideration, since these guarantee a just outcome of the civil lawsuit and finally the observance of the rule of law in a given jurisdiction. At the same time efficiency, timeliness and costs are centra

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Love as a Concrete Revolutionary Practice,cedure in detail. This outline is subsequently used to comment on the existing model of civil litigation in China. The model is highly efficient in the sense that cases are decided within a relatively short period of time, but as a result, it is claimed, the quality of adjudication suffers. The auth

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