英文摘要 |
Focusing on the liability of an inauspicious house caused by its tenant’s suicide, this article analyzes the Judgment Tai-Shan-Zi No. 1789 (Supreme Court, 2015) and those of the lower instances, and concludes that under existing theories and practices, lessor’s tort-based damage claims are difficult to be established. Neither may the former part of Article 184, paragraph 1 of the Civil Code be applied due to lack of “house ownership infringement” nor may the latter part due to lack of “violation of moral rules” or “intention”. It is debatable that whether this conservative attitude, limiting the damage claims and resulting in a “no responsibility, no compensation” result, is consistent with the functions and value of tort law.
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