英文摘要 |
In the Civil Code, there are two different kinds of discretionary rights to terminate, including the discretionary rights to terminate continuous contracts for indefinite period and the discretionary rights to terminate service contracts. There are obvious differences in the purpose of institution and in the constitution of norms, although they share the same underlying interests. As for the discretionary rights to terminate continuous contracts for indefinite period, the Civil Code provides a new integrated norm, which is helpful for integrated interpretation of the specific norms related to such rights to terminate. The discretionary rights to terminate service contracts are hidden in the Civil Code, which only provides specific norms that have different expressions, but does not provide integrated norms. However, through the modification of specific norms, the Civil Code provides tools such as judging whether there is consideration, the subject of the right to terminate, the extent of compensation, and the nature of norms. The use of these tools helps integrate the specific norms, and build general norms and classified interpretative scheme of the discretionary rights to terminate service contracts. Therefore, as to the discretionary rights to terminate, the Civil Code has laid down the foundation for ''external separation and internal integration''. |