The Family Law of the Chinese

This book provides a comprehensive examination of the family law as practised in China, offering insights into the legal and social structures that govern familial relationships. It delves into the historical context and evolution of these laws, comparing them with other legal systems. The text explores various aspects of family life, including marriage, inheritance, and the roles and responsibilities of family members. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the intricacies of Chinese family law and its impact on society.

Published 1925.

Binding of book is loose. Moderate foxing with tears, stains, fraying of edges, creases, and scratches on front cover. Some foxing with similar wear and tear on back cover. Some foxing and tears at top and bottom of spine, with some fading and heavily tarnished gilt. Heavy tanning and moderate foxing on top edge. Heavy tanning and foxing on fore edge. Heavy tanning and moderate foxing on bottom edge. Bookplate present. Moderate foxing on endpapers. Heavy foxing across pages with some annotations on most pages. Heavy tanning around margins of pages. Stains in a few pages.

Condition: Well Read