Chinese Lawyer Appears in Taichung Court; Prosecutors Decide Not to Indict
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A Chinese lawyer who attempted to act as a litigation agent in the Taichung District Court without Taiwanese qualifications was investigated for violating the Lawyers Act but was not indicted due to a lack of intent to profit.
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- Q: Who discovered that a Chinese lawyer named Liu acted as the litigation agent?
- A: The Taichung District Court discovered it during the trial of a civil dispute.
- Q: What was the amount of money involved in the civil dispute case?
- A: The civil dispute case heard by the Taichung District Court involved NT$68 million.
- Q: Why did the prosecutors decide not to indict the Chinese lawyer surnamed Liu?
- A: The prosecutors decided not to prosecute due to a lack of intent to profit.
- Q: Which company appointed the Chinese lawyer Liu as its litigation agent?
- A: An Austrian company, which was the defendant, appointed Liu as its agent.
- Q: What qualifications did the Chinese lawyer surnamed Liu lack in this case?
- A: Lawyer Liu lacked Taiwanese lawyer qualifications to represent the defendant.