英文摘要 |
The agricultural right is a new kind of right in rem added in 2010. To a certain extent, an agricultural right is important in practice among all kinds of usufruct of the Civil Code. Does an agricultural right holder have a right of first refusal when the owner sells the land? The issue has great influence on the interests of the original owner, the agricultural right holder and the third party (i.e., the original purchaser) of the land. It refers to the use, transaction, and compulsory execution of the land. It is also related to the legislative purposes of the agricultural right and the Agricultural Development Act. However, there are few articles explore it. This study lists the existing reasons of different viewpoints in legislation and explanation, and then analyzes them. The interests of the concerned parties, sustainable utilization of land and cost-benefit analysis (economic analysis of law) are emphasized. This study holds that the agricultural right holder’s right of first refusal does not be exercised in the case of compulsory sale at auction. When the owner sells the land at will, the agricultural right holder has a right of first refusal, and the third party has the opportunity to raise the price of sale after the agricultural right holder exercises his right of first refusal. When the owner sells the land at will, the agricultural right holder has an in rem right of first refusal and may waive his right of first refusal in advance. |