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China Tort Law Set to Further Guard Individual Rights

China implemented a new tort law on July 1. From Xinhua: China’s newly-implemented tort law, the country’s first special law on liability for acts of infringement, is likely to further safeguard individuals’ personal and property rights and better gauge social behavior, law experts said Friday. The Tort Liability Law, which took effect Thursday, provides that people may sue for da

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