본문 바로가기
KERD
논문KCI 등재

인격적 가치 있는 온라인 디지털정보의 상속성

Succession of Online Digital Information as a Personal Right

0

조회

0

다운로드

18

인용

0

참고문헌

키워드

주제분류법학

초록

Issues of if the family of the deceased can exert a right over online digital information left by the deceased, such as email, SNS, blog and comment etc. are raised. The most controversial issue, especially, is whether the family of a decedent can inherit the online digital information of the decedent by succession law or not. Following is the conclusion of the research on the inheritance of online digital information. ① Among online digital information left by a decedent, one with property values can belongs to inheritors by inheritance. ② Since online digital information and personal information as a personal right are not properties and can be considered as personal nature under Korean Civil Code Article 1005, it is hard to admit the legal inheritance. ③ Even assuming inheritance is granted by amendment of Korean Civil Code or new legislation, due to its character, succession law is not applicable except management of inherited property and distribution of inherited property at nonexistence of inheritor. ④ Therefore, giving control right of online digital information with personal right value and personal right of the deceased to inheritors through succession legal system is not a desirable way of protecting the personal trace of the deceased. ⑤ To protect personal trace of the deceased left for people around him, it is proper to establish a regulation to grant control right to a special act such as Information Telecommunication Act or to enjoin a duty to delete personal information of the deceased right after realizing the death of one on personal information manager. ⑥ Even when the deceased leaves a will on the posthumous treatment of online digital information of oneself, clauses about online digital information with personal value are invalid since the contents of will are rigidly determined by succession law.

Abstract

Issues of if the family of the deceased can exert a right over online digital information left by the deceased, such as email, SNS, blog and comment etc. are raised. The most controversial issue, especially, is whether the family of a decedent can inherit the online digital information of the decedent by succession law or not. Following is the conclusion of the research on the inheritance of online digital information. ① Among online digital information left by a decedent, one with property values can belongs to inheritors by inheritance. ② Since online digital information and personal information as a personal right are not properties and can be considered as personal nature under Korean Civil Code Article 1005, it is hard to admit the legal inheritance. ③ Even assuming inheritance is granted by amendment of Korean Civil Code or new legislation, due to its character, succession law is not applicable except management of inherited property and distribution of inherited property at nonexistence of inheritor. ④ Therefore, giving control right of online digital information with personal right value and personal right of the deceased to inheritors through succession legal system is not a desirable way of protecting the personal trace of the deceased. ⑤ To protect personal trace of the deceased left for people around him, it is proper to establish a regulation to grant control right to a special act such as Information Telecommunication Act or to enjoin a duty to delete personal information of the deceased right after realizing the death of one on personal information manager. ⑥ Even when the deceased leaves a will on the posthumous treatment of online digital information of oneself, clauses about online digital information with personal value are invalid since the contents of will are rigidly determined by succession law.

참고문헌 (20)

  1. 김준호, "민법총칙" (2007), 법문사
  2. 박동섭, "친족상속법" (2009), 박영사
  3. 박영규, "인격권, 퍼블리시티권 그리고 지적재산권", 저스티스, 112(112), pp.265~293 (2009), 한국법학원
  4. 안병하, "독일 인격권 논의의 근래 동향", 한독법학, (17) (2012)
  5. 오병철, "디지털정보계약법" (2005), 법문사
  6. 오시영, "친족상속법" (2011), 학현사
  7. 윤주희, "디지털유품의 상속성에 관한 민사법적 고찰", 법학연구, 14(1), pp.183~228 (2011), 법학연구소
  8. 이경희, "가족법(전정판)" (2008), 법원사
  9. 이상정, "퍼블리시티권에 관한 소고", 아세아 여성법학, (4) (2001), 아세아여성법학연구소
  10. 이한주, "퍼블리시티권에 관하여", 사법논집, 39 (2004), 법원도서관
  11. 전은정, "잊혀질 권리에 관한 비교법적 고찰 - EU법 비교를 중심으로", 한독사회과학논총, 22(3), pp.239~268 (2012), 한독사회과학회
  12. 최경진, "디지털遺産의 法的 考察 - 온라인遺産의 相續을 중심으로 -", 경희법학, 46(3), pp.253~287 (2011), 법학연구소
  13. 최승재, "퍼블리시티권의 법적 성격과 주요 쟁점에 관한 연구(하)", 언론중재, (가을) (2010)
  14. 한위수, "퍼블리시티권의 침해와 민사책임(상)", 인권과 정의, (242) (1996), 대한변호사협회
  15. 허명국, "독일에서의 사자의 인격보호와 인격권의 간접적 침해에 관한 소고", 한림법학 FORUM, 20 (2010)
  16. Brox-Walker, "Erbrecht" (2010), Vahlen
  17. Haans Mulder, "Estate Planning for Digital Assets: Are you Incorporating This Into Your Practice?", Michigan Probate & Estate Planning, (Summer) (2012)
  18. Jonathan J. Darrow, "Who owns a decedent's e-mails: Inheritable probate assets or property of the network", Newyork University Journal of Legislation and public policy, 10 (2007)
  19. Noam Kuyler, "Protecting Your Online You: A New Approach to Handling Your Online Persona After Death", Berkeley Technology Law Journal, 26
  20. "Proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of individuals with regard to the personal data and on the free movement of such data" (2012)[URL]

관련 논문AI추천

이 간행물의 다른 논문 (12건)