英文摘要 |
If the rules of risk-assuming is to be understood in a board sense, it regulate whether the other party is also absolved from the counter-performance, when one party is no longer obliged to perform, from a legal development point of view, this body of rules result from three entirely different historical trajectories. For the sales law, it started from Roman periculum est emptoris, through natural law theory that the owner bears risks, to the wide-accepted rule that risks pass when deliver of the subject of sale. For contracts other than sale, three different kinds of contracts deserver our attention: lease, employment contract and contract of works. Before the contracted work is accepted, in principle, the risk is borne by the contractor. Leasing and employment, generally speaking, the debtor who cannot offer labor or let others use the subject matter cannot ask for consideration. The general rule in Taiwan Civil Law regarding the risk-assuming, requiring the impossibility of performance has to be blamed by obligor, is not a continental law tradition since Roman law, but a successor to German civil law.
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