英文摘要 |
The bilateral contract involves the synallagmatic relationship of payments, but in theory there are always propositions referring to economic equivalent to be clarified. These propositions imply actually multiple orientations in the context of institutional history and comparative law. In the concept of bilateral contract and its related synallagmatic system, based on the evolution of institution, the equivalence as an essentialia negotii has fallen off. However, in the identification of the favour contract attached burden and the seriousness of contracting, the equivalence can still provide clues for judgement. The contemporary propositions about equivalence are concentrated in the institutions of explicit unfairness and change of circumstances. Such claims do not touch on the concept of the bilateral contr act. They are however expressed as naturalia negotii in the bilateral contract, and reflect the modern and prudent characters in the external adjustment of the payment relationship. According to this, there is still necessity for reflection on the dynamic systematized judgement of unfairness; under the institution of change of circumstances, the problem of common mistake should be arranged separately, the content of renegotiation and its enforcement can be set more specifically, and the possibility of the damages in lieu of performance should be considered, after the contact has been terminated. |