英文摘要 |
This article preliminarily makes a comparative study on contractual interpretation between practical judgment of Taiwan and Article 404 of the Vietnam Civil Code, and explores that both have not much difference in their method and priority order, with respectively interpreting the real intention of parties, systematic interpretation, historical interpretation, purposive interpretation and customary interpretation. Regarding the types of contract interpretations, Taiwan's practice judgment has recognized two types of contract interpretations, namely clarifying interpretation and supplementary interpretation. While the Vietnam law is only based on the principle of clarifying interpretation, but supplementary interpretation is still acted with caution in practice. However, in practice Taiwan's court often take the principle of good faith as an interest balance standard for the adjustment and supplement of the judging reason in each case, while in Vietnam it prefers general approach to the principle and if the party who drafts the contract in advance proposes a clause against the other party, it shall be an interpretation in favor of the other party. |