英文摘要 |
The acquisition of land after statute of limitations is recognized in all the civil and common law jurisdictions, which has been called or known as in Hong Kong and China, but it is somehow a concept in conflict with criminal law principles. It refers to non-rights holders of land and housing without the owner's consent, actually continue to occupy the land over a certain period of time, then the illegal occupants can lawfully acquire the real estate property. Although the rights of property are expressly guaranteed by the Constitution, the doctrine of adverse possession deprives personal freedom to dispose of property in a passive way, by means of legislative intervention and readjusts the relations of property rights between the true owner of the land and the occupant. This thus leads to a question about the danger of violating the Constitution and has long been a debate without a break. The Paper aims to compare how adverse possession applies between Taiwan and Unite d States from the aspects of economic effects, then to propose a new point of views from the angle of inheritance, next to analyze the required elements, as well as a general misunderstanding about the factors of true owner's unknowing and mental incompetence for further discussion, in which the concept is to be delivered that laws do not protect those who let their rights sleep through the decision made in (2009) in California. In brief, the land owner should take good care of immovable property to avoid his land being adversely occupied in order to claim rights in due course. |