英文摘要 |
The State Compensation Law is confronting amendment in recent years, the clause of deciding compensating authority also has some corrections in the draft, this condition also reflect on the type of government-owned public facility. The State Compensation Law Amendment Draft adopt multi-levels judgment modal, no doubt, this modal can pursue definiteness. However, is this amendment perfect? When Japanese State Compensation Law stipulates the public bodies that bear the expenses should be liable for victims. Can Japanese State Compensation Law bring us some inspirers? This article will explore the historical context, institutional structure, and courts' judgments in Japanese legal system, and compare with the legal structure of Taiwan's State Compensation Law, then discuses the Japanese State Compensation Law can recommend or not. This article divides two situations: one is the Government-Owned Public Facility which is installed or managed by public bodies; the other is organization-privatization. The former, 'expenses burden' can be a parameter when courts make judgments. In the other hand, in the later, we can consider to introduce the concept of 'expenses burden' from Japanese legislation. This legislation can deal with the situation that separate the different roles of management and superintendent in the same Government-Owned Public Facility. I believe if we can adopt these suggestions, we could handle the affairs of state compensation well. |