英文摘要 |
After the land management right has been stipulated in the Civil Code, the interpretation theory of it should be the basic positioning of its legal nature, so as to understand the right structure and promote the application of the system. There is a lack of legal basis and legal support to define the land management right based on the length of period (five years as the boundary), registered or not. The legal nature of the land management right should be defined as the creditor's right (not property right) after a comprehensive consideration of the interpretation of the text, system and purpose of the law. As far as the text is concerned, Article 339 of the Civil Code and Article 36 of the Law on the Contracting of Rural Land are the legal basis for the characterization of the land management right as creditor's right. These two legal provisions establish that the land management right is based on creditor's forms of transfer, such as the lease of the land contractual management right or the acquisition of shares. The exchange or transfer of the land contractual management right does not create a new land management right, but only gives rise to a change in this right to usufruct as a whole (Article 334 of the Civil Code). As far as the legal system is concerned, the legal restriction that 'the written consent of the contractor' is required for the retransfer of the land management right and the guarantee of financing (Articles 46 and 47 of the Law on the Contracting of Rural Land), could support its creditor's right characterization. There is also no parent right basis for the characterization of the land management right as a right to usufruct in the Civil Code. As far as the purpose of the law is concerned, the provision of 'maintaining the stability of rural contractual management relations' determines that the legal reform of contracted land should not change the title of the land contractual management right (which should not be replaced by 'the land management right') and the attribute of a right to usufruct. It also means that it is impossible to characterize the land management right as a right to usufruct to avoid contradicting the principle of One Thing, One Right. The characterization of creditor's right on the land management right will have a systemic effect on the following legal interpretations: the mode of creation of rights, the construction of legal rules (subject, object, content, mode of acquisition, the transfer of the right and the relief of the right), antagonism and financing guarantees. |