英文摘要 |
Subject to the Insurance Act, an insurance contract regulates property-related acts arising out of creditor's rights between the applicant and the insurer, and the relation between the object of right and the subject of right is unbreakable and noninclusive. If an applicant fails to exercise his or her rights against the insurer, the creditor, for protection of obligation rights, can exercise the subrogation rights for not only terminating the insurance contract between the applicant and the insurer but also requesting compulsory execution as well as payments from the insurer for liquidating debts. Money obligation rights, including claims for the policy value reserve, cash surrender value, and insurance premiums from the insurer on the basis of an insurance contract are the debtor's money obligatory rights against a third party. The agency when enforcing such money obligatory rights shall use an approach that facilitates the attainment of the goal of compulsory enforcement while taking the rights of the creditor, the applicant, and the insurer into account in accordance with the principle of proportionality. |