This paper provides the analysis of the contemporary cultural legal phenomena particularly focusing on judicial practice of law. The theoretical analytical framework comes from the Law and Society originated from the United States (Mertz 2007; Sarat 2007). Furthermore, the author employs the theory of Legal Technicality to analyze the limitation yet necessity of the systematic heretical disputing process in civil courts. For demonstrating how the legal technique, legal document, legal language influence the mutual understanding and misunderstanding among inside legal experts and outside lay persons, the author employs three different subjects of cases to present stories from the legal anthropological perspective. The author indicates that there is a distinguished Mix-Match cultural legal phenomena in the process of civil dispute settlement under the courts' supervision. It is not the issue to decide which way would be the right or wrong way to make the legal interpretation from Japanese or German legal system, or even from the Chinese Confucian legal culture. Even it would not be right or wrong to have the legal interpretation from the grass root of local society. It is all about the Mix-Match cultural legal phenomena. Since then, basing on this epistemological understanding, the author hopes to enrich the methods, theories, and interpretation which contributing to black letter law of civil dispute settlement nowadays in Taiwan.