20 19 65438+ 10 1 Up to now, the Electronic Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China has been implemented for nearly two years. As the first special legislation in the field of e-commerce in China, the e-commerce law has made special provisions on the scope of e-commerce, the definition and legal obligations of e-commerce business entities, the conclusion and performance of e-commerce contracts, and the settlement of e-commerce disputes on the basis of absorbing other laws and regulations such as network security law and advertising law. The seven chapters and eighty-nine articles of this law stipulate the general problems in the development of e-commerce, but obviously we still need more supporting laws and regulations and judicial enforcement practice to stipulate or guide the specific application of e-commerce law and the sustainable development of e-commerce to meet the rapid and diversified development needs of e-commerce. In particular, the global epidemic in 2020 has put forward new challenges and requirements for the development of live e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce. Based on Vico Xianxian Legal Information Database, the author sorts out the law enforcement practices and legislative documents related to e-commerce since the implementation of the e-commerce law. Regrettably, in the process of sorting out, there are still no judicial cases based on the Electronic Commerce Law.
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Sorting out administrative law enforcement cases
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Summary of the above cases
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Relevant legislative documents
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Computer professional background, national information engineer engaged in the lawyer industry for more than 20 years, second-class lawyer. He is currently the director of the Internet Information Committee of Hangzhou Lawyers Association, an expert of Zhejiang University School of Public Administration, a director of Hangzhou Lawyers Association and an arbitrator of Hangzhou Arbitration Commission.
Focus on unfair competition disputes, intellectual property infringement, franchise contract disputes, cyber crimes and other litigation business, and provide perennial or special legal services for many Internet companies and large and medium-sized group companies. Editor-in-chief of the book Principles, Practices and Cases of E-commerce Law, and participated in projects such as the National Social Science Fund. He is currently the Deputy Secretary-General of the Internet Information Committee of Hangzhou Lawyers Association and the director of the Competition Law Research Association of Zhejiang Law Society.