Discussion on creditor′s rights characteristics of virtual property rights——Analysis from the angle of End User License Agreement
Chen Dong
Abstract
Chen Dong
Abstract
Virtual property rights has something in common with traditional property rights,but has essential difference,to protect it should break through existing dual system of property rights and creditor′s rights,create new type of rights.End User License Agreement is the foundation to judge the character and ownership of virtual property rights.User′s rights on virtual property may be explained as the creditor′s rights based on lease contract properly,include the rights of occupation,using and profits.This kind of creditor′s rights which has turned into the property rights applies the rules of purchase do not break through the lease,is beneficial to balance the rights and interests between user and operator.
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Virtual property rights has something in common with traditional property rights,but has essential difference,to protect it should break through existing dual system of property rights and creditor′s rights,create new type of rights.End User License Agreement is the foundation to judge the character and ownership of virtual property rights.User′s rights on virtual property may be explained as the creditor′s rights based on lease contract properly,include the rights of occupation,using and profits.This kind of creditor′s rights which has turned into the property rights applies the rules of purchase do not break through the lease,is beneficial to balance the rights and interests between user and operator.
Key concepts: Property rights, Lease, Creditor, License, Business, Reservation of rights, Law and economics, Right to property