Standardized Renewal of Mobilizable Property Mortgages Obtained in Good Faith under the Civil Code System

Under the civil code system, the bona fide acquisition system of movable property mortgages faces many challenges. The current law stipulates that when applying to cases of mobilizable property mortgage acquisition in good faith, there are problems such as confusion in the form of the constituent elements of the adjudication standard and the inconsistent criteria for determining the elements. This article aims to discuss the construction of the standard of good faith acquisition of movable property mortgage, and put forward the second-order structural theory, that is, the prerequisites and the specific constituent elements of good faith acquisition. Through legal renewal, this article strives to provide clear reference standards for the good faith acquisition of movable property mortgages to ensure the fairness and consistency of the judgment.