英文摘要 |
It is no doubt that Article 184 of Taiwan's Civil Code concerning torts was adopted from Articles 823 and 826 of German Civil Code. Whether the ''interests'' such as rights in personam should be included in the ''right'' protected by the Article, however, has been controversial. In recent times, this legal reception has also made difficulties for Courts to award damages for novel torts. This paper would point out that this German model of tort law has not only caused more costs in Taiwan's legal practice but also distracted legal scholars from developing a more coherent tort law theory. A framework of structured decision procedures versus balancing has been used to analyze this problem. A contract-based theory of law has also been developed to give the system coherence to the tort law. |