英文摘要 |
The regulation mode of Article 1053 of the Civil Code concerning“the effect of serious diseases on the validity of marriage”is different from Article 10 of the Marriage Law. By embedding the constituent elements of“failure to truthfully inform”, its legislative purpose has undergone a significantly change towards free will, that is, a shift from strong regulation to soft autonomy. At present, the effect of the change in the intent of this norm on the application of this article has not been fully realized, so that a legal loophole appears and the successful realization of the legal plan is impaired. If it is believed that this article is only intended to regulate the concealment of serious diseases prior to marriage registration, it is difficult to say that this result is a deliberate and sufficient consideration by the legislator, so there is an unintentional legal loophole in this article. This loophole is not an illegal policy error and needs to be filled. The way to fill this loophole, in view of the particularity of family law, should not directly apply or apply by reference the general provisions on fraudulent type of legal acts (i. e. Article 148). For other matters that can be evaluated in the same way as“if the serious illness is not truthfully informed, the other party will have a wrong intention to marry”, such as sexual orientation, history of marriage, history of gestation and reproductive, religious beliefs, criminal records, genetic information, etc. These matters concerning the nature of marriage and determining the meaning of marriage should be regulated by the legislative purpose of Article 1053, so this article can be applied by analogy. In this way, the legal plan can be successfully realized and can properly respond to the actual needs. |