英文摘要 |
The rise of expert liabilities, especially those with the function of protection of others’ property, is a remarkable character of the development of the tort law in the 20th century. The German law solves this kind of liability mainly by means of expanding the contract liability, including the third-class liability and special professional liability (Berufshaftung), which actually applies the contract law in excess and in result suppresses the basic judgement of tort law. Thus some German scholars have suggested establishing the system of Verkehrspflichten zum Schutz reinen Vermogens, ie. Berufspflichten, to solve the problem of expert liability, and also tried to codify it; but those efforts have finally been defeated. As far as our legal system is concerned, the approach of tort law may be more appropriate, and it has gained the approvement of several academic drafts of tort law. The Verkehrspflichten zum Schutz reines Vermogens, i. e. Berufspflichten, advocated by some German scholars are thus worth our learning. |