英文摘要 |
The civil law divides the behavioral capacity into three stages according to the age and actual mental state of the natural person: (1)The minor, who has not reached their seventh year of age, and a person who has become subject to the order of the commencement of guardianship, has no capacity to make juridical acts. (2)The minor, who is over seven years of age, has a limited capacity to make juridical acts. And a person under assistance also has a limited capacity to make some important juridical acts. (3)A majority and the married minor has the capacuty to make juridical acts. A person who has no capacity to make juridical acts shall be represented by his guardian for making or recieving an expression of intent. The making or recieving of an expression of intent of a person who is limited in capacity to make juridical acts must obtain the consent of his guardian, except when the expression of intent relates to the pure acquistion of a legal advantages, or to the necessaries of life accroding to gis age and status. It is said that the so-called neutral behavior, because to the minor thers is neither benefit also harmless, so do not need to obtain the consent of his guardian. A person under assistance must obtain the consent of his/her assistant if he/she intends to perfore any of the acts in Article 15-2; provided, however, that, this shall not apply to any act relating to pure legal benefit or the necessity based on the person's age, status, and daily life. A person under assistance, his/her assistance is not his/her statutory agent, so his/her assistant can not represent the person under assistance foe making juridical acts. |