英文摘要 |
Liability in German civil law is the result of breach of obligations, and it is one part of obligation law. However, liability in Chinese civil law is the result of breach of duties, and it is out of the scope of obligation. The right in rem prescribed in Property Law of the People’s Republic of China reflects the approach of liability in German civil law, and this consequently has created contradictions in Chinese civil law system. There are three different routes to solving the contradictions. They are respectively theory of denying its nature of tort liability, theory of recognizing the concurrence of right in rem and liability claim, and theory of transforming right in rem to liability claim. It is the last one that I am advocating. Right to claim in German civil law is subordinate to the system of basic rights, while right to claim in Chinese civil law is built upon the structure of right--duties--liability system. This article elaborates the theoretical justifications and legislative schemes to transform and reshape right to claim in protecting absolute rights to liability claim. |