Reported about 1 year ago
In the old town area of Zhongzheng Night Market in Hsinchu, where younger vendors have recently set up stalls to revive its bustling atmosphere, a dispute has arisen as the state-owned Property Administration accused Hsinchu City Vendor Association of occupying national land without authorization for years, profiting improperly by 34.38 million in rent and management fees. The court has validated this claim, demanding the association to repay the amount or face enforcement actions. The area, rich with memories for locals, has been found to be on state-owned land, leading to the association's liability. This ongoing issue illustrates the clash between preserving street culture and adhering to property regulations.
Source: YAHOO