| 英文摘要 |
Duty of notification according to ParagraphⅡof Article 34-1 of the Land Act impacts majority co-owners and other co-owners a lot. Existing viewpoints on the function and timing of this duty of notification vary; whether this notification is the notification of a right of first refusal is also unclear. The interests of the concerned parties and the result-oriented mode of thinking are emphasized. The reason for taking the duty of notification by majority co-owners as a mechanism to protect other co-owners lies in ensuring that other co-owners do not lose the original opportunity to be informed by notification and in considering high risks and potential conflict of interests. Majority co-owners shall, within a reasonable period before selling co-owned real estate, comply with the notification requirement as stipulated in ParagraphⅡof Article 34-1 of the Land Act. The function of the duty is to provide other co-owners with the opportunity to express their opinions on matters such as the sale price or make other arrangements in advance. To make the duty functional, the content of the notification should at least include the object and price, that majority co-owners are willing to accept, as well as the names of majority co-owners. ParagraphⅡof the said Article is not the provision about the right of first refusal notification. |