英文摘要 |
Recently, food safety and hygiene incidents have occurred frequently in Taiwan, causing panic among consumers which consequently have led the administrative and legislative authorities to strengthen food safety and hygiene management. In light of these recent incidents, this article argues that the relationship between the administrative regulations and the guarantees of the civil law contract is worthy of more in-depth discussions in the legal field. This article begins by illustrating the theory of the shackles of the civil law and examining how food is thought to constitute the price of the sale and purchase, and the difference between the capital and administrative regulations. |