英文摘要 |
The conclusion of contract is a dynamic process of development, the degree of reliance of the parties gradually increased as the result of the way of bargaining in an increasingly closed manner. As long as the parties voluntarily reached the consensus with respect to the contents of the contract, the implementation of the principle of private autonomy should follow the presumption of the binding effect of contract, unless there are situations rebutting such presumption. There are various underlying normative purposes attached to the requirements for a valid contract, other than the requirement of a valid consent between the parties. Due to legislative oversight, there may have been situations where the legislative provisions with respect to void contract conflicting with the aforesaid normative purposes or with the problem of lack of efficiency. Therefore, a proper balance of interest is needed to ease the legal consequences of void (or invalid) contracts through judicial means, to recognize the position that a genuine consensus alone also creates the expectation interest even without the full satisfaction of all the other validity requirements, and to grant the victim the right to claim for the compensation of the expectation interest, especially where the absence or defect in the validity requirements of the contract can be imputed to the counterparty. Through determination of the taxonomy and the factors of compensation, it can avoid improper damage to the stability of the application of law. |