Recently, a case of divorce on the second day of a flash marriage has attracted widespread attention. The man sued the woman to return the bride price of 148,000 yuan.
However, the two parties failed to reach an agreement on the return of the bride price, and finally under the judge's patient persuasion, the woman returned 137,000 yuan. This case highlights the short and complex reality of marriage.
Details of the incident: Yang and Liu met through a blind date platform, and the two registered their marriage on the third day of acquaintance. Yang paid a bride price of 148,000 yuan through WeChat. However, on February 24, the day after the wedding, the parties began to negotiate a divorce. Surprisingly, it only took 4 days from the blind date to the negotiated divorce.
The two sides were at odds over the return of the bride price, which led to the inability to reach an agreement. At one point, the woman refused to return the bride price in a court-organized mediation. This dispute attracted the attention of the court, and the judge patiently explained the law and reasoning to both parties, and guided the two parties to empathize with each other and understand each other.
In the end, through the warm persuasion of the judge, the two parties reached a unanimous mediation agreement. Liu returned a bride price of 137,000 yuan to Yang. This case reflects the complexity and unpredictability in marriage, where even a short-lived marriage can bring a series of controversies and disputes.