英文摘要 |
Within the framework of Civil law, the attribution of rights (such as right to property) and interests (such as possession) is presented in an orderly manner and is seemingly obvious to be perceived. Yet despite this, the attribution order is rarely seen in either Taiwan or German literature. In this article, the author categorized the norms for rights and interests attribution into positive and negative ones. Positive attribution norms define how to acquire a right or an interest. Such acquirement must fulfill the requirements of a right, perform a legal act, or meet legal rules. Tort Law and Unjust Enrichment Law come under negative norms, which are designed to protect existent attribution order. In codifying the Civil Code, there are several principles needing to be followed, like the one to arrange first the abstract concepts then the concrete ones, and the one to classify the requirements of rights by nature. The above-mentioned attribution norms, in fact, are also a sort of such principles. |