| 英文摘要 |
Article 34-1 of the Land Act stipulates the relevant regulations for the disposal, alteration, and imposition of encumbrances on jointly owned land. When a funeral service provider plans to sell thousands of individual cemetery plots on its land, creating a joint ownership relationship among the buyers, and later sells their share, Article 34-1 of the Land Act stipulates that the disposal of jointly owned land requires the consent of more than half of the co-owners and more than half of their respective shares. Furthermore, a co-owner must notify the other co-owners in writing beforehand; if they cannot provide written notification, they must issue a public notice. When a co-owner sells their share, the other co-owners have the right of first refusal, either jointly or individually, at the same price. However, this provision would require the seller to provide written notification to thousands of co-owners, incurring extremely high costs and causing significant inconvenience. This article attempts to analyze this issue from the perspectives of the Civil Code, Article 34-1 of the Land Act, and relevant practical insights, and urges the Ministry of the Interior to issue a general interpretation as soon as possible to thoroughly resolve this dispute. |