英文摘要 |
When the parties conclude an advance sale contract for commercial house without an administrative license for the sale, it concerns with the issue of whether the violation against the license system for the advance sale of commercial house, which is regulated respectively by The Urban Real Estate Administration Law of the People's Republic of China (UREAL) and The Measures for the Management of Advance Sale of Urban Commercial Houses (MMAS), has any effect upon the sale contract concerned. To answer this question, the logic in the construction of legal norms should combine the general clause of ius cogens in Art. 52 (5) of Chinese Contract Law (1999) with the concrete mandatory regulation rules which require the qualified license. Considering in perspective of interests balancing, albeit the goal of Art. 6 (2) of MMAS is to protect the interest of buyer and secure the completion of the building, this interest cannot be compared to the interests between contractual parties, that is to say the former is anterior to the latter. On the other hand, to give the violence a void effect will even not conform to the ratio legis of MMAS. Therefore, the violation against Art 6 (2) of MMAS does not suffice the ratio legis of Art. 52 (5) of Chinese Contract Law, and the contract concluded without the administrative license should be treated as effective. That the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on the Relevant Issues concerning the Application of Law for Trying Cases on Dispute over Contract for the Sale of Commodity Houses (2003) stipulates in its Art. 2 the contract as void, does not conform to the ratio legis of the object of interpretation, i. e. of UREAL and MMAS, although it mitigates somehow its sharp effect. |