英文摘要 |
After the promulgation of China's Civil Code, the boundary of contract and torts needs to be clarified. One popular view claims that the obligation of protection should be exclusively classified from contract into torts. But it causes the functional contraction of contract and the puffiness of torts as well as the multi-level competitions between them. From the perspective of the history of civil law, this opinion is the recurrence of the Pandectists, which departed from the open boundary in Roman law, in which contract and torts were allowed to compete freely, but the crossing area was mainly regulated by contract with the supplement of torts. But modern German law repaired the defects of Pandectists by developing the doctrine of accessory obligation and turned back to the Roman tradition. Accordingly, China's Civil Code should allow the existence of moderate competition in the crossing area but go beyond the traditional theories by integrating the factors of contractual and tortious liability to reach a unified legal result. |