英文摘要 |
Civil Code is a historic achievement in the construction of China’s socialist market legal system. According to the traditional method of dividing public law and private law, Civil Code presents a clear and diverse structure in terms of norms. There are both private law norms with pure civil law norms as the main body and numerous public economic law norms. The norms of public economic law can be defined as public law norms with the attributes of property relations. The public economic law norms are introduced into Civil Code through three paths of integration, ingestion, and infiltration, following the concept of market superiority and government modesty, and adapting to the requirements of contemporary economic and social development. Public economic law norms not only enrich the basic assumptions of civil law at the macro-level, but also determine the reasonable boundaries of civil legal behaviorss at the micro-level. Through the design of the inducing clauses, public economic law norms are absorbed by Civil Code and become an effective tool for overcoming legal lag. Meanwhile, it can also play the role of the transformation hub between the Civil Code and the legal resource system. Public economic law norms can not only be quoted in civil judicial judgments, but also establish the legal obligations of civil subjects in specific circumstances. Grasping the characteristics of the mixed legislation of China’s Civil Code from the perspective of both public and private laws is helpful to understand the significance of the reform of the civil law paradigm, and is conducive to the accurate application of the Civil Code. |