英文摘要 |
"Based on their position and power in contemporary information society, the Internet Service Provider(ISP)should, to a certain extent, be responsible for the protection of the rights of others, which takes two models in foreign law, i.e .contractual obligation model and legal remedy model. From the perspective of law and economics, the legal remedy model (Störerhaftung) is more appropriate for China. Taking this responsibility constitutes a way of remedy. In German law it has the same origin as the rights in rem, in Anglo-Saxon law it originates from the injunction against innocent third parties, and in Chinese law it is one of the“legal liabilities”listed in Article 179 of the Civil Code. In the cyberspace, measures taken to protect rights-holders may result in additional costs for the ISP and impact such public interests as privacy and freedom of others, market order and potential social development. Therefore, the Störerhaftung should be based on proportionality as its core constituent element and introduce a reasonable cost-sharing mechanism. The Störerhaftung of ISP should be distinguished from the tort liability. The Störerhaftung of the ISP in China should be based on paragraph 1 and the first half of paragraph 2 of Article 1195 of the Civil Code, and the first half of paragraph 2 should be distinguished from the second half, so that they become the normative basis for Störerhaftung and tort liability respectively." |