#Pro Bono Legal Advice# Daily Three Strips (No. 1295)
Q1: Hello lawyer, I work in the factory and my finger has been injured for half a year. Which department can I go to now?
Answer: Since you are injured at work, you must first go to the labor bureau to apply for a work-related injury determination, and the time limit is one year, don't miss it. In the future, you will claim the corresponding rights from the employer according to the results of your labor ability appraisal.
Second question: Hello! I talked to a girlfriend before, and he told me that she had been divorced for more than a year, and then broke up, but she spent me more than 100,000 yuan. Then I found out that she is not divorced, does she constitute a fraud?
A: There is no causal relationship between whether or not to divorce and whether or not to spend money. In other words, the reason you are spending money on the other person is not because the other person is divorced, but because of your common-law relationship with the other person. This is not the same as the other party's behavior of falsely claiming that he is unmarried to defraud you of the bride price or money. Therefore, the personal tendency is to believe that such behavior of the other party does not constitute fraud.
Three questions: I met a scammer, and then because the money in the transaction was not much, I couldn't file a case. But there are gangs over there, and then there are a lot of victims who are deceived. Is it illegal to send out the scammer's chat history and photos?
A: The core is that for the time being, you personally believe that the other party is a liar, not a public authority. It is inappropriate for you to disseminate or send messages until the illegality of a matter has been confirmed by a public authority. Even if the other party is really suspected of committing a crime and needs to post a message, it should not be up to you to publish it.
