善行寺 - Jiali District

Ancient taste

Thank you Master and praise Master.

Kind, sincere, and Taoist monastery

On May 20, 110, Tainan High Branch rejected Jintangdian’s appeal against Shanxing Temple for demolishing the house and returning it to the land. … Jintangshan Shanxing Temple (Shanxingtang) was built during the Qing Dynasty... During the period of "Japanese occupation, it was established by local elderly people; providing land to Shanxing Temple forever and indefinitely, handling religious belief and education promotion, building temples and classrooms, etc Shanxing Temple is used indefinitely.” After the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War (August 1, 1894-April 17, 1895), there have been 28 years of implementation of one country, two systems in Taiwan! ～～～～～～～～～～ ＜Lawyer Huang Muchun represents Shanxing Temple and faces the provocation of Jintangdian! ＞ In the 70th year of the Republic of China (1981) Shanxing Temple began to be provoked by the Golden Tang Palace~ In 1982 (1983), the Supreme Court ruled that Shanxing Temple had permanent and free superficies, "the right to use the land that will continue to exist until the sky is old and the tiles are destroyed." Although the Golden Tang Palace has the land rights certificate "but no land rights, that is, no land use rights", even if the Golden Tang Palace urges Shanxing Temple to demolish the house and return the land thousands of times, it will lose thousands of times. Lawyer Huang Muchun adopted the customary law after the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. After 28 years of Japanese occupation, Article 406 of the Japanese Civil Law was promulgated in Taiwan under the edict of the eleventh year of the Republic of China, 1922. The good letter signs a letter of undertaking to provide land for the use of Shanxing Temple according to the promise, and so on. Won the lawsuit by the Supreme Court. Determine the land rights (land use rights) of Shanxing Temple. This is a historical demonstration of the implementation of one country, two systems in Japan after Taiwan.