英文摘要 |
The introduction of the 'forced heirship system' occupies an important position in the current debate about the codification of Chinese law of successions. The majority of Chinese scholars are supportive for its introduction, a fine analysis however reveals the great risk of such enterprise: the reasons given to justify the forced heirship are largely insufficient; this institution contrasts with the traditional principles of Chinese law of successions; the immature legislation of such a complicated issue can engender various difficulties. In conclusion, the abandon of the forced heirship doctrine can be seen as a better choice. In order to limit the freedom of disposition by wills more efficiently, it is suggested to improve our 'necessary portion system', especially to prolong the list of beneficiaries, to clarify the quality of the beneficiaries, to settle rules for the determination of the necessary portion, and to provide more efficient legal remedies. |