英文摘要 |
Among various states of the US recognizing community property regime, there are three different approaches to determining liabilities for debts incurred by married couples, namely the managerial system, the community debt system and the partition system. The consensus among those states is that the community property is liable for the premarital debt of either spouse as well as the debt incurred by either spouse during marriage for the benefit of the community. Divergence arises when the states face to the question, whether the community property is liable for the debt which is incurred by either spouse during marriage not for the benefit of the community. This reflects discrepancies among states with respect to the balance of interest between non-debtor spouse and creditor. To reform rules in Chinese law regarding community debt, it is necessary to acknowledge that the non-debtor spouse's own separate property is not liable for the community debt. The debt which is incurred by either spouse during marriage not for the benefit of the community can be satisfied by part of community property. The Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on community debt calls for amendments. |