The court spread a couple, because the husband did not read the message spouse
'18.07.2017'
Source: with the BBC
Never ignore the messages of your half in messengers. Because it can be used against you in court. He writes about it BBC.
A Taiwan court ruled in favor of a woman who demanded a divorce from her husband. One of the main arguments of the woman was that her husband did not systematically respond to her messages in the messengers.
Reading a message from a loved one and not answering it is indeed a serious violation of the rules of the XNUMXst century. A family judge in the Taiwanese city of Hsinchu accepted the divorce based on his wife's complaints.
For six months, Lin wrote messages to her husband in Whatsapp and lineand the husband, as the application shows, opened them, read them and did not react at all. Even when his wife was hospitalized after an accident, the husband remained adamant.
During that period, while the spouse was in the hospital, the man told her about how the dog was doing and that the mail was delivered. He paid a visit to the hospital only once.
Judge Kao considered such a negligent attitude toward the spouse as a sufficient reason for the dissolution of the marriage.
Lin and her husband lived together 5 for years, at which Lin was already 50, and she was previously married, but her husband was only 40 years old.
And the accusation of ignoring messages even in critical situations was not the only reason for breaking off relations. The woman complained that her husband does not have a stable income and his relatives treat her unfriendly and constantly pull money from her. But the messengers were the last straw in Lin's patience.
“A normal couple shouldn't treat each other like that. The messages were very important evidence. This shows the general state of the marriage and that both parties do not have good communication, ”said Judge Kao.
Therefore, the judge accepted the divorce. Ms. Lin's husband did not appear at the meeting. And, of course, ignored the messages sent to him about this.
