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The Supreme Court ruled that the courts established during the Japanese occupation were de facto courts whose judgements are generally valid and binding. While the occupation was illegal, the courts still served to maintain peace and order. As such, their judgements on private rights that were not political in nature will be recognized. The petitioner challenged a civil case decision from the occupation period, but the Court upheld the jurisdiction and decision of the lower court, noting that international

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