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# Draft of 1919: '''''[[1919th_Book1_Division07_Title03#Section_471.|Ob.471]]''''' | # Draft of 1919: '''''[[1919th_Book1_Division07_Title03#Section_471.|Ob.471]]''''' | ||
# Draft of April 1924: '''''[[1924th_Book3_Title03#Section_536.|536]]''''' | # Draft of April 1924: '''''[[1924th_Book3_Title03#Section_536.|536]]''''' | ||
# Book III of January 1925: '''''[[2467th_Sec_0527|527]]''''' | # Book III of January 1925: '''''[[2467th_Sec_0527|527]]''''' ('''→[https://openlegaltextbook.ddns.net/Codes/archives/vol054/rev/vol054_0518-0530.pdf Record of Revision in Vol.54]''') | ||
====== '''《References》''' ====== | ====== '''《References》''' ====== | ||
☆ quoted from “INDEX” with supplementary entries in […] | ☆ quoted from “INDEX” ('''→[https://openlegaltextbook.ddns.net/Codes/archives/vol054/idx/vol054_p103.pdf Original Table in Vol.54]''') with supplementary entries in […] | ||
# Fr. Code (1804): | # Fr. Code (1804): | ||
# Gr. Code (1896): '''''[[1896de_Book2_Chapter07_Title02#Section_520.|520]]''''' | # Gr. Code (1896): '''''[[1896de_Book2_Chapter07_Title02#Section_520.|520]]''''' | ||
# Swiss Code (1911): '''''S.O.252''''' | # Swiss Code (1911): '''''S.O.252''''' | ||
# Jp. Code (1896): * '''''[[1896ja_Book3_Chapter02_Title02#Article_552.|552]]''''' | # Jp. Code (1896): * '''''[[1896ja_Book3_Chapter02_Title02#Article_552.|552]]''''' | ||
# English Law : | # English Law: | ||
# Miscellaneous: Book on things 154 | # Miscellaneous: Book on things [[1919th Book3 Division04 Title04 Chapter01#Section 154.|154]] [??] | ||
====== '''《Comments》''' ====== | ====== '''《Comments》''' ====== | ||
<u>The most plausible model</u> for this section would be: | |||
* Japanese Civil Code (1896/98), Art.552; | |||
** A gift which has a periodical prestation (periodically recurrent payments) for its subject loses its effect on the death of either the donor or the donee. | |||
The other relevant sources are as follows: | |||
* German Civil Code (1896), Sec. 520; | |||
** If a donor promises a subsistence consisting in periodical payments, the obligation is extinguished on his death, unless a contrary intention appears from the promise. | |||
* [https://www.google.co.th/books/edition/Das_schweizerische_obligationenrecht_vom/x5j5QiB-QDAC?hl=en&gbpv=0 Schweizerisches Obligationenrecht (1911)]; Art. 252: | |||
** Hat sich der Schenker zu wiederkehrenden Leistungen verpflichtet , so erlischt die Verbindlichkeit mit seinem Tode, sofern es nicht anders bestimmt ist. | |||
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มาตรา 527
- ถ้าผู้ให้ผูกตนไว้ว่าจะชำระหนี้เป็นคราวๆ ท่านว่าหนี้นั้นเป็นอันระงับสิ้นไปเมื่อผู้ให้หรือผู้รับตาย เว้นแต่จะขัดกับเจตนาอันปรากฏแต่มูลหนี้
Section 527. (Draft in English from Vol.93)
- If a donor binds himself to make periodical performances the obligation is extinguished on the death either of the donor or of the donee unless a contrary intention appears from the obligation.
《Genealogies》
- Draft of 1919: Ob.471
- Draft of April 1924: 536
- Book III of January 1925: 527 (→Record of Revision in Vol.54)
《References》
☆ quoted from “INDEX” (→Original Table in Vol.54) with supplementary entries in […]
- Fr. Code (1804):
- Gr. Code (1896): 520
- Swiss Code (1911): S.O.252
- Jp. Code (1896): * 552
- English Law:
- Miscellaneous: Book on things 154 [??]
《Comments》
The most plausible model for this section would be:
- Japanese Civil Code (1896/98), Art.552;
- A gift which has a periodical prestation (periodically recurrent payments) for its subject loses its effect on the death of either the donor or the donee.
The other relevant sources are as follows:
- German Civil Code (1896), Sec. 520;
- If a donor promises a subsistence consisting in periodical payments, the obligation is extinguished on his death, unless a contrary intention appears from the promise.
- Schweizerisches Obligationenrecht (1911); Art. 252:
- Hat sich der Schenker zu wiederkehrenden Leistungen verpflichtet , so erlischt die Verbindlichkeit mit seinem Tode, sofern es nicht anders bestimmt ist.
