Taishin-in
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Taishin-in was Japan’s prewar highest judicial body, serving as the nation’s supreme court under the Meiji Constitution before being replaced by the modern Supreme Court of Japan.
Statements (27)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
court
→
judicial body → supreme court → |
| category |
Courts of Japan
→
Defunct courts → Judiciary of Japan → |
| constitutionalBasis | Meiji Constitution → |
| country | Japan → |
| function |
court of last resort
→
final appellate court → interpretation of laws of the Empire of Japan → |
| governmentBranch | judicial branch of the Empire of Japan → |
| historicalEra |
Meiji era
→
surface form: "Meiji period"
Taisho era →
surface form: "Taishō period"
Showa era →
surface form: "early Shōwa period"
|
| jurisdiction |
Japan
→
surface form: "Empire of Japan"
|
| languageOfProceedings | Japanese → |
| legalSystem | Japanese law → |
| location | Tokyo → |
| partOf |
Government of Japan
→
surface form: "government of the Empire of Japan"
|
| precededBy | earlier Tokugawa and early Meiji judicial organs → |
| replacedBy | Supreme Court of Japan → |
| role |
highest judicial body in prewar Japan
→
supreme court under the Meiji Constitution → |
| status | defunct → |
| succeededBy | Supreme Court of Japan → |
| timePeriod | prewar Japan → |
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