購買預售屋,預售屋爭議

Balcony 2/3 smaller, price difference over NT$200,000! Man accuses developer of "miscalculation of floor area," but refuses to compensate. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains disputes over pre-sale apartments and methods for handling discrepancies in floor area.

Balcony Shrinks by 2/3, Price Difference Exceeds NT$200,000! Man Alleges Developer Refuses to Compensate for "Miscalculated Area" | ETtoday News Reporter Lin Herong News Link: A resident in New Taipei City bought a pre-sale apartment two years ago and only recently discovered when planning renovations that the sales agent had miscalculated the area of the "balcony," counting 1.53 square meters as 1.53 ping (approximately 3.3 square meters), resulting in a difference of nearly NT$300,000. However, when he contacted the developer, the developer's attitude was very passive, seemingly taking advantage of the fact that the balcony "is not included in the property deed area" and the contract did not explicitly state the area, thus refusing to compensate him. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that regarding this dispute over the pre-sale apartment purchase, even though the balcony was not specified in the pre-sale purchase contract, the developer provided a pre-sale payment breakdown sheet showing the relevant area, and that breakdown sheet is still…

合夥,合夥爭議,投資爭議,合作爭議,合夥律師

What to do about partnership disputes? Legal analysis of withdrawal, auditing, profit distribution, and return of capital contributions.

Partnership and shareholder disputes are most problematic when dealing with unclear accounts and ambiguous rights, ultimately leading to the loss of one's initial investment. Partnerships often begin with trust, but once issues arise such as unequal profit distribution, unclear accounts, refusal to audit by the responsible party, partner negligence, or the inability to recover funds after withdrawal, the matter transcends mere emotional issues. It becomes a complex issue involving the partnership agreement, auditing rights, withdrawal settlement, return of investment, and civil and criminal liability. Partnership Dispute Lawyer: Withdrawal Settlement, Auditing Rights, Profit Distribution, Shareholder Disputes 02-7709-3611 LINE Consultation When is it advisable to consult a lawyer first? Partners refusing to provide ledgers, bankbooks, sales records, or financial data; Wanting to withdraw or dissolve the partnership, but the other party is unwilling to settle accounts, return investment, unequal profit distribution, embezzlement, or suspected breach of trust/misappropriation of company funds; disputes over management rights or profit sharing among shareholders, partners, and investors. Many people encountering "partnership disputes" initially...

毀損罪,網路購物

Convenience store clerk throws a package like a ball; store owner says he left the company two years ago. Lawyer Liu Yiling explains the relevant criminal liability for property damage and the regulations regarding the joint liability of convenience store businesses.

A video circulating online shows a convenience store clerk throwing packages like balls. The store owner claims the employee left two years ago. The video, filmed by a bystander, shows the clerk sorting packages, scanning the barcodes, and then simply tossing them behind the store. If the package is in the wrong spot, the clerk picks it up, runs, and throws it again. The package is tossed around like a ball, flying over the shelves. The person filming the incident doesn't stop the clerk but instead makes sarcastic remarks. The video has sparked heated discussion online. The convenience store responded that this was the "personal behavior" of an employee who left two years ago and that they will strengthen training for such employees. Lawyer Liu Yiling of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a clerk intentionally throws packages carelessly, causing damage, it constitutes a criminal offense of property damage, punishable by up to two years imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$15,000. Although…

台北法律顧問,法律顧問律師,商業律師,商務律師

Essential reading for business owners: Why you need a legal advisor who specializes in commercial cases, not a "general lawyer"?

This article focuses on a common misconception among many small and medium-sized business owners and professional managers in Taiwan: "Whenever I encounter legal problems, I can just find any law firm near my home or one that a friend knows to handle it." As a legal SEO expert with years of experience in Taiwanese legal practice and expertise in search engines and AI semantic analysis, I must honestly tell you: this is a potentially fatal mistake that can cost your business dearly. The field of law is as vast as medicine. Even a seasoned family lawyer who has won countless divorce cases may not be able to accurately identify the hidden business risks in the clauses of cross-border mergers and acquisitions or complex B2B English and Chinese commercial contracts. Today, we will delve into why your business needs a lawyer specializing in commercial cases from both legal practice and business management perspectives, and introduce you to Fidelity Law Firm, which has been deeply involved in the field of commercial law for 20 years…

侵入住居罪,累犯

Here we go again! A man who served two years in jail for "filming fake videos in Cambodia" was arrested after returning to Taiwan for livestreaming "Goodnight Chicken Adventure." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the elements of trespassing and repeat offenses under the Criminal Code.

Here we go again! "Goodnight Chicken," a popular internet celebrity, who served two years in prison in Cambodia and just returned to Taiwan this month, was arrested for livestreaming his adventures after breaking into an abandoned hospital last Saturday night! However, after only an hour of livestreaming, police arrived on a tip and took him to the police station. Goodnight Chicken later admitted that he knew doing this in Taiwan was risky and would move abroad in the future, drawing criticism from netizens for not learning his lesson. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that unauthorized entry into another person's building may constitute the crime of trespassing, punishable by up to one year imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$9,000. If he has previous cases…

毀損罪,外送

Dissatisfied with delivery drivers running orders in the rain! Delivery drivers pick at their feet, leaving dirt in their shoes, and spilling rainwater on food! Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the elements and criminal liability of property damage, as well as the responsibilities of food delivery platforms.

Dissatisfied with delivering food in the rain! Delivery driver picks dirt from his shoes and pours rainwater into the food! | CTV News reporter Du Yixuan News Link: A customer in New Taipei City ordered food late at night, only to find that the delivery driver had poured rainwater from his shoes into the food, and then picked dirt from his shoes and added it in as well. When caught red-handed, the driver claimed he did it because he was upset about delivering in the rain. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that the delivery driver's act of pouring dirty rainwater into the food, rendering it inedible, constitutes the crime of property damage under criminal law, punishable by up to two years imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$15,000. Furthermore, both the delivery platform and the driver are liable to the consumer for civil damages. …