英文摘要 |
On the housing market nowadays, whether the house is inauspicious due to a murder or suicidal event once herein is a piece of important information which has a great deal of effects upon the housing price and the buyer's volition. After the buyer bought the house and found out that it is an inauspicious one, he might exercise his rights base on such defect. This situation raises the disputes about whether the house is inauspicious or not, which the court cannot decide unanimously since 'inauspicious' is not a legal term and consequently not formally defined. Besides, it also needs to be discussed for whether an inauspicious house always implies flaws inside the house. To assure the stability of decisions and the transaction security, the author contends that it is necessary to give a clear definition for inauspicious house. Accordingly, this article will investigate the elements of an inauspicious house which has been put forward by the courts over the years, and used to be asked for the deduction as an inauspicious house always implies defective existence, which was applied discordantly by the court and causing confusion. After thorough elaboration, this article suggests that 'defective things' should not be inevitable with an inauspicious house; on the contrary, it's a house which is not itself inauspicious according to the definition and may still be considered as the defective things if a murder, suicide or other similar event occurred nearby. |