英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article, which is divided into three parts, is to analyze the existing fundament and conditions of application for a Chain of Possessions/a Multi-Class Possession in Taiwan. Following an introduction relative to problematic in theory and practice, Part II explores and interprets the jurisprudence of Taiwan Supreme Court. This study reveals that the real rights law entitles in principle a dian-holder, a superficiary, or an agricultural right holder to transfer legally his direct possession to another person. On the contrary, we discover that in the field of obligation law, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, a lessee or a borrower of land is not entitled to transfer legally his possession to another person. This nuance is justified by the different nature and character between Rights In Rem and contract law. Finally, Part III concludes by offering an additional article proposition of Article 426-1 to Taiwan Civil Code. |