남북한의 재산법 통합과 관련한 법적 쟁점

Abstract

South and North KoreaAfter the liberation, North and South Korea both confiscated land from all the anti national actors to dissolute the unreasonable land relations of the Japanese colonization and to pay off faults of the past. However, the con-fiscating process of unified Korea may differ from that of the past depending on the method of unification. If one Korea is absorbed into the Korea is considered illegal, as the case of Germany, the restoration of the land to the orig-inal owner can be regarded as a possible remedy. In such a case, though, comon fac-tors of confiscation found in both Koreas that took place after the liberation should not be called illegal. On the other hand, if the uni-fication is agreed upon, the confiscation of North Korea will be evaluated as valid, and the be considered. In this case, new ways to re-organize land ownership should be established for balanced development of North Korea.