英文摘要 |
The execution of the law of two legal systems has formed its integrated system respectively. Taking the example of property law, we could generalize a cognitive thread going along objects regulated--carriers of laws--ways of legal application--core points, according to which the execution of continental law could read as types of right--abstract norms--code (set articles)--Anspruchsgrundlage--individual will, whereas the execution of Anglo-American law could read as specific objects--legalrules--judges (instincts of justice)--analogy of relationship--integral relationship. Making comparison of the idea of individual will and that of integral relationship, the latter takes on more openness, as a result of which we glorify Anglo-American law while depreciating Continental law at modern ages. However, if we seen them from the historical point, the two each possesses its own characteristic which couldn't be labeled as good or bad. Different ages, according to its needs of historical development, demands for different characteristics, thus through the history we have been continually seeing that as one way of execution of law falls, another rises. |