State compensation

"Kemi" has many disasters in both north and south! Passengers just got into the BMW tree-roller truck | News link from Dongsen News reporter Huang Zifeng: Typhoon weather brings constant disasters in both north and south! A female passenger in Datong District, New Taipei City, just got into a BMW parked on the side of the road. The next second, a tree fell down on the side of the road. She was shocked. There are many disasters like this when trees fall on cars, but Typhoon Tianshu is a natural disaster. If you park your car, If the roadside is damaged by a road tree, you cannot apply for state compensation. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to road tree collapse and state compensation Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that if a typhoon causes a road tree to collapse and crush people's vehicles, it is a natural disaster...

Shocked by the car crash, there is no way to seek compensation│Dongsen News reporter Yang Jie'an News link: The major earthquake in Taiwan caused debris to fall on the elevated road and hit the vehicles below. Can people request compensation from the state in this situation? Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: "If a civil servant intentionally fails to cause harm to the people while performing official duties, the people may be able to request state compensation from the state. This bridge fell off due to the earthquake and injured people. In principle, it should be a natural disaster caused by the earthquake." "Unless there is other evidence to prove that this is the bridge's construction design or safe storage, the public has no way to request state compensation." # Earthquake # State Compensation Fidelity Law Firm…

Strong earthquake knocks down trees! The RV was completely destroyed and "sold at a low price" and finally received a state compensation of 700,000. News link: Video link: Three years ago, a 6.3-magnitude earthquake occurred in Xiulin, Hualien. The earthquake intensity in Taipei City reached level 4. A street tree next to the Beijing Checkpoint collapsed and crushed the car. An RV broke down and it cost NT$560,000 to repair. The owner simply refused to repair it and sold it for a low price of NT$100,000. He was heartbroken. The car had been less than two years old, so he filed a lawsuit with the Taipei City New Construction Office. Requesting state compensation, the court held that...