英文摘要 |
The construction of status acts relies on the framework of abstract legal acts centered on the declaration of will, and the so-called factual priority cannot be used to override the autonomy of will. Even in the absence of explicit provisions in family law, there are issues regarding the formation and validity of status acts. The generalized description of the application model based on the distinction between pure status acts and status-property acts is of limited significance. Even for status-property acts, legal act norm cannot be applied ipso facto, but must be examined individually, taking into account the nature of specific act and the state of interests of the legal act norms involved. In the specific examination of norm application, the legislative policy decisions should be considered first, and then the essential nature of different status acts. Restricting the application of legal act norms often implies limiting the autonomy of the parties, behind which there are often special considerations of maintaining the stability of family relations and the public interests of society. |