英文摘要 |
The scope of compensation due for registration in Article 68 of the Land Act is with great importance since it concerns the amounts of compensation with which the injured person is able to claim from the land office due to error, omission, or fraud in registration. Part Ⅱ of this study explores the fundamental theory of the scope of compensation; and Part Ⅲ clarifies the purpose or function of the limited scope of compensation of the Article, Part Ⅳ discusses the relationship between the Article and the State Compensation Act; and Part V and Ⅵ substantially analyzes the disputed issues of the scope of compensation in the Article. This study further explores this provision from the perspective of interpretation and compares Taiwanese law with Australian law and English law. This study holds that the injured person is able to claim compensation beyond the scope of the Article in accordance with the second paragraph of Article 2 of the State Compensation Act when the registration officer acts with intent or negligence. The compensation scope of Article 68 of the Land Act includes lost interests. Although the second paragraph of the Article states that “not exceeding the value at the time of damage”, it only points out the compensation does not exceed the value of the right registered over the real estate at the time of damage. The person originally registered as a mortgagee is able to claim compensation for overdue interest arose from the borrower in the scope of the amounts as the person may receive satisfaction preferentially. |