英文摘要 |
Many property issues in civil and commercial laws can be synthesized by a framework of separate patrimony and asset partitioning. This article identifies four categories of separate patrimony in Taiwan law: first, a natural person with multiple patrimonies; second, an asset with an administrator but without an owner; third, a legal person owning assets; and fourth, other intermediate categories. Concrete examples can be found in trust law, inheritance law, corporate law, and bankruptcy law, respectively. Asset partitioning has two types: defensive asset partitioning and affirmative asset partitioning, and the latter further contains several sub-types: weak entity shielding, strong entity shielding, complete entity shielding, and no entity shielding. Concrete examples are partnership, limited liability company, unlimited liability company, and inheritance.
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