| 英文摘要 |
A contract transfer may occur either through the consent of all three parties or“ipso iure transfer.”From the perspective of private autonomy, the former is permissible. Conversely, the latter is often associated with the context of“Verdinglichung.”While the“Verdinglichung”seeks to protect the ongoing interests of the“remaining contract party”, ipso iure transfers, such as those under§426-1 and§514-4 of the Taiwanese Civil Code, as well as§18 of the Taiwanese Insurance Law, differ by prioritizing the interests of the“transferor”or“transferee.”Given the distinct legislative policies, this type of transfer warrants closer attention. This article, therefore, aims to analyze the relevant interests among the three parties, explore the impact of private autonomy, and provide a thorough examination of ipso iure transfers. |