| 英文摘要 |
Article 68 of the Land Law stipulates: “Where damage is sustained through error, omission, or fraud in registration, the competent Land Office shall be liable to pay compensation therefore, unless the Land Office can prove that the person injured is responsible for the cause of such damage. The compensation for damage referred to in the preceding paragraph shall not exceed the value prevailing at the time when damage was sustained.” This is a special provision of the State Compensation Law. The main purpose of this paper is to clarify the institutional implications and scope of application of the provisions on damage compensation for land registration, and analyzes the problems of the Taiwan High Court Taichung Branch 110-year Shang-guo-Yi-Tzu No.7 civil judgment on the request for land registration damage compensation. |
