英文摘要 |
The fiduciary duty originates from certain typical cases in trust law, and the duty of loyalty constitutes its core content. In the abstract, the duty of loyalty requires fiduciaries to act for the beneficiaries sole interest or best interest and to avoid conflicts of interest. Although its content is not clear-cut, generally the duty of care has a higher requirement than duty of loyalty, and in both American law and Roman law, four doctrines, i. e. business judgment rule, aprudent investor rule, the duty of care of good managers and good faith, can be cited for reference in its application. In American law, the special consequences of breach of fiduciary duty include accounting of profits and constructive trust, both of which are punitive measures. In Chinese law, the duty of loyalty take the forms of a series of prohibitive norms while the duty of care emerges as a general clause and unclear concept, and the breach of fiduciary duty appertains to a tort of violation of law for protecting others. The theories of proportional principle and flexible system can be used in embodying the duty of care. In Chinese law, fiduciary duty can also be applied in other areas, such as medical relation. |