英文摘要 |
Legal belongingnesses involve belongingness of the objects of right, belongingness of right, belongingness of property and belongingness of personality and status, which all ultimately manifest as belongingness of right. There is no classification of right of belongingness or right of nonbelongingness as to right of personality and status of one’s own. Right of subject to use things or intellectual property can be classified into right of belongingness, right of nonbelongingness and right to use others’ object under permission. In the context of the right of belongingness, the right’s object belongs to the right’s subject, and its powers and functions are complete, therefore the subject enjoys complete behavioural qualifications toward the object under statutory limits. This is a right to control his own “thing” independently. In the context of right of nonbelongingness, the object doesn’t belong to the subject, and its powers and functions are incomplete, therefore the subject only enjoys incomplete behavioural qualifications toward the object under statutory limits. This is a right to control others’ “thing” independently. Right to use others’object under permission is a right permitted to use others’object, and as the subject matter belongs to other subjects, not user, the latter must comply with the owner’s will who owns the subject matter, while the exchange value of the right goes to the user. |