英文摘要 |
The action de in rem verso in classical Roman law had not been an independent action, but a procedural device to deal with the special problems of contracts by sons and slaves. Justinian's compilers had conceived it as an independent one and applied it to contracts involving free persons. The actio de in rem verso in its extended version was fully recognized by scholars in the usus modernus pandectarum and could be found in the natural law codification of the eighteenth century. The legislators of the German BGB rejected it as part of the law of unjust enrichment. Although the Civil Law in Japan contains no specific provision regarding the actio de in rem verso, the decision of the Supreme Court in 1970 has made use of it as a tool allowing a non-contractual party's claim. In Taiwan, both legal scholars and court decisions knows very little about the actio de in rem verso. This article shows that the justification of allowing third party to claim on contrat bases may be found in some cases and the idea indicated in the actio de in rem verso may be helpful to solve this problems. |