Overseas cultural relics lawsuit lasting three years: six villagers went to the Netherlands to pursue stolen flesh statues
In order to recover the Buddha statues of the "Zhanggongzu" of the villagers of Yangchun Village, the six villagers' representatives crossed the ocean and went to court with the Dutch collector Fan Ovilim, who currently owns the Buddha statue, and asked the other party to return the Buddha statue. In the 2018 Buddha's birthday, the villagers offered offerings. Respondents for the picture Text|New Beijing News reporter Party Yuanyue Edit | Chen Xiaoshu Proofreading | Zhang Yanjun This article is about 8418 words, it takes about 17 minutes to read the full text. On December 12, 2018, in response to the case of Fujian villagers recovering the statue of Zhang Gongzu from the Dutch collectors, the Amsterdam District Court of the Netherlands made a judgment and refused to accept it. The court held that the Yangchun Village Committee of the plaintiff's litigation body was not a natural or legal person as defined in the Dutch Civil Procedure Code and did not qualify