The System of Good Faith Acquisition of Stolen Goods Is Analyzed and Conceived —Starting from the Practice of Criminal Recovery of Public Security Organs
At present, in the field of civil law and criminal law in China, the system of stolen goods can be obtained in good faith is not clearly defined, which leads to the public security organs and other judicial departments in practice to take the principle of unlimited recovery of stolen goods can not be relied upon, or can only be in accordance with Article 64 of the Criminal Law to make inappropriate extension and expansion; This is not effectively linked with the legislative status quo, which does not provide for the conditions for the goodfaith acquisition of stolen goods in the Civil Code, resulting in legislative gaps. A variety of factors lead to the need to regulate the system of good faith acquisition of stolen goods, only through legislative means to effectively solve this long-standing problem, can we truly protect the balance of interests of all rights holders, improve the efficiency of judicial and administrative law enforcement, and protect the order of buying and selling market transactions. The recovery of stolen goods by public security organs shall refer only to the criminal recovery activities of public security organs as the main body, and the criminal recovery of the courts shall not be within the scope of the adjustment of the legal norms of administrative regulations. From the perspective of working practice, we can explore the advantages and disadvantages of the system of good faith acquisition of stolen goods from the legal point of view of the legislative spirit, and then provide legislative guidance and legislative experience for the legal norms of the theory of civil rights.