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Legal Strategy for the sake of Water Regulation in the level of Domestic Area - focusing on the Experience of European Union -
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우리나라의 물 관리를 위한 법제적 전략 : 유럽연합의 경험을 참고하여

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Kim, Yonghoon (상명대학교)
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Institute for the Legal Studies Soongsil University Soongsil Law Review Vol.41 KCI Accredited Journals
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2018.5
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87 - 120 (34page)

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The improvement of the living standard and the growth of the concerning about the so-to-speak ‘well-being’ brought about the concern about the drinking water. Furthermore due to the fact that water is essential to our survival, the concern for the drinking water is increasing more and more. By the way, even though it is true that the development of technology in modern industrial society provides the comfortable living for us, this development can do us harm in our health with the by the pollution in our living environment. Accordingly the rapid growth of health leads to the concern about drinking water in the long run, to the demand on the clean water as well. That various legislations, ordinances and by-laws specify the water-related policy shows the concern of people directly. Moreover, the fact that the legal cases related to the regulation and safety of drinking water continually shows the concern about the drinking water and other water etc. It is reasonable to say that the policy and legislative directions concerning with the water are important to some extent because of the demand of drinking water. Nevertheless, we have the policy to deal with water respectively based on the location and character of individual water namely sewer, water supply and drinking water etc.
However resources like water have the characteristic of flowing and interrelation irrespective of locations, it is necessary to reject the fragmentary and formal legislative policy according based on the location and types in order to regulate water efficiently. We can focus on the European Union that has secured the water policy syntagmatically and systematically throughout European Union law, in particular, Water Framework Directive. Thus we need to come by the comprehensive policy for the water regulation throughout the Fundamental law to deal with internal water overall. Of course we can consider the characteristic of water because of this policy by way of the fundamental law. Furthermore, we will be able to get by effective and substantial water regulation policy provided that we control water respectively based on the this kind of fundamental law in the future. In conclusion, we are obliged to try to change from the current legislative directions focusing on fragmented and formal regulation to the comprehensive policy based on the fundamental law. And we should not overlook the importance of relation between the fundamental law dealing with the water and other fundamental laws dealing with the other matters(systematic legitimacy).

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국문초록
Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. 먹는 물 관리 규제 법시스템의 특징과 문제점
Ⅲ. 유럽연합의 물 관리 관련 법제 개관 및 시사점
Ⅳ. 바람직한 물관리 규제 방향성을 위한 법제도적 전략
Ⅴ. 결론
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  • 대법원 1994. 3. 8. 선고 92누1728 판결

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