英文摘要 |
China has a large number of security obligation clauses in both public and private law. Security obligation has become a system that integrates legislation of all dimensions. In the manner of ''switch-over'', security obligation connects the requirements of safety protection in public law, which is a channel clause of mutual instrumentalization between public and private law. However, when switching over public law norms into private law and applying them to network operators, it may lead to problems such as the concurrence of liabilities within the civil law system, the systematic collision and coincidence of liabilities between public and private law, the time dislocation of switch-over and switched-over clause, and the imbalance of complicated and summary procedures leading to relief difficulties. In order to define security obligation of network operators reasonably, attention is required to the possible goal deviation between public governance and private right protection, so that a reasonable standard of duty of care can be established. |