英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article, which is divided into six parts, is to analyze the practice issues of parking space in condominium building. Following an introduction relative to recent Taiwanese Supreme Court cases, Part II explores the problem of illegal underground parking space. Then, Part III argues for a legal possession of the owner of condominium against the highest-bidder, while Part IV clarifies that a non-owner of condominium does not meet the requirements of a chain of possessions. Part V explains that the highest-bidder is bound on the principle of collective covenant regarding the use of parking space. Finally, Part VI concludes by providing answers to Taiwanese practice issues. |