Research On The Legislation Of China’s Accretion System

In today’s society,the system of our country is constantly being promoted in order to make it easier for the people to benefit the people.However,there are still some imperfections in the legislation of the appending system of our country.There are still many questions to be solved with regard to the appending system,such as whether the appending system should be codified into the law of title and what factors should be taken into account when it is codified,Another example is how to deal with losses and gains in movable or immovable property between the add-on and the add-on.In general,the ownership of the stable property and its transfer order should adopt the appending system,which can protect and encourage the use of the property as much as possible.The appending system is an important system in the property law of every country and an important rule of the change of the real right of movable or immovable property.However,the emphasis on the appending system still needs to be improved in our country.There are few regulations on appending system in the legislation of our country,but only in the judicial interpretation of the opinions of the Supreme people’s Court on the implementation of the General principles of Civil Law of the people’s Republic of China(trial).As one of the basic methods of the change of real right and the acquisition of ownership,the appending system is a basic civil system,and it certainly has certain existence value.This value cannot be created only by judicial interpretation,but should be specified in detail by authoritative law.In addition,we must follow the principle of freedom of contract.After confirming the standard attribute,reason and effect of the appending system of our country,drawing lessons from the experience of foreign legislation,we can draw up the systematic and perfect appending rules suitablfor our countryundefineds national conditions.This system should be an important completion object of the property law of the current civil law in our country.