英文摘要 |
Since the promulgation of the Consumer Debt Clearance Statute (hereafter referred to as the Statute) in 2008, the individual debt clearance system in Taiwan has been comprehensively developed. Discharge is the fundamental element of the Statute, and frequent instances of judgments of exception to discharge according to Article 133 of the Statute in judicial cases have been highlighted in practical liquidation; therefore, this study discusses Article 133. Chapter 2 describes the means test of the US Bankruptcy Code and explores the development of the applicability of Section 707(b) of the US Bankruptcy Code since its promulgation in 2005. Chapter 3 explores practical liquidation by judgment and the effect of Article 133 on the exception to discharge in practical liquidation, as well as the possibility of ''life review'' when Article 133 is applied. Chapter 4 compares the means tests under the free selection mechanism of Article 133 and the limited selection mechanism of Section 707(b)(2) of the US Bankruptcy Code and explores possible options based on the principle of de lege ferenda. Chapter 5 concludes the study and predicts future developments in liquidation in Taiwan. |