Civil Law and Civil Litigation

No compensation for incorrect price! ? Men's sex companies tampered with orders and failed to ship goods | China TV News reported by Zheng Huiliang and Wang Chengyi/Taipei City News link: https://news.cts.com.tw/cts/life/202303/202303082151411.html?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=3rd&utm_campaign= channel&utm_content=view_source A well-known parent-child products website has a price error! A Mr. Gao from Taipei City complained to us. He saw in a mother’s club last month that a website for parent-child products...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy: Rental Dispute Leads to Argument with Police, Nearly Turns Police into Nemesis | Mirror News Reporters Yan Kaixu and Zhang Quan A rental dispute erupted on the evening of the 4th in a shared apartment in Shilin District, Taipei City. The landlord cut off the water and electricity to the Chinese female tenant, causing her to call the police. Unexpectedly, when the police arrived, a heated argument broke out between them and the tenant. It was later learned that the rental agreement, signed for one year, had only been in effect for a little over three months, and the landlord had some new grudges…

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy JPEX Hong Kong Spokespersons Frequently Arrested, Victims Furious: Taiwan Remains Silent | Mirror News Reporters Gan Meixin and Li Fangci Hong Kong police have launched a major investigation into the JPEX fraud case, with many KOLs and internet celebrities who had previously endorsed JPEX being frequently arrested recently. As of October 8th, the number of arrests had reached 28. However, in Taiwan, spokespeople like Chen Lingjiu and KOLs like "Tiaotiao Tiger TONY" who had previously endorsed JPEX seem to have escaped criminal charges unscathed. Some victims are quite frustrated, noting that despite the strict investigation in Hong Kong, reporting to the police in Taiwan has been ineffective. The Responsibility of Spokespersons…

I bought the land but it’s not mine! The woman seeks justice from Cathay Cai Chennan! Reported by Zheng Huiliang, Liang Hongzhi, Lin Zhichun, and Li Qiting/Taipei City News Link: In the 1980s of the Republic of China, a well-known Ms. Chen in Taipei City spent 21.8 million to buy Cai Chennan, the former chairman of the Cathay Trust Investment Company, and his wife in Xindian District, New Taipei City. More than ten years later, I received a court auction notice for the land on the elite road section. After checking the land copy, I found that the land had been "mortgaged" since the 1972 Republic of China, and the amount was as high as 240 million, and the mortgage was The set debtor is still Cai Chennan...

If the passenger's flight is adjusted or even canceled, the date of booking the epidemic prevention hotel will inevitably need to be adjusted accordingly. Even if the flight is canceled, the passenger will not be able to stay in the epidemic prevention hotel. In addition, the government’s epidemic prevention policy is revised on a rolling basis. If a passenger has paid, but due to flight adjustments, changes in government epidemic prevention policies or even flight cancellations, the passenger cannot check in at the epidemic prevention hotel on the date he originally paid for the epidemic prevention hotel, can the passenger apply for a refund? If this happens, lawyer Li Yusheng teaches passengers how to deal with.

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Dispute: A tree fell during a powerful earthquake, destroying an SUV. The owner, devastated, sold it for a pittance and ultimately received NT$700,000 in state compensation. Three years ago, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Xiulin, Hualien, with Taipei City experiencing a level 4 tremor. A roadside tree next to the Taipei District Prosecutors Office fell, crushing an SUV. Repairs would have cost NT$560,000, but the owner decided against repairs and sold it for a mere NT$100,000. He was heartbroken, as the car was less than two years old. He filed a lawsuit against the Taipei City Public Works Department, seeking state compensation. The court ruled that since other trees in the same alley remained standing, the Public Works Department may have been negligent in its management and maintenance, awarding NT$700,000 in compensation. Our firm's lawyers have focused on civil litigation and state compensation for many years, and have represented numerous…