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▶︎ Recently, according to Jiupai News, a woman in Switzerland was sentenced to pay alimony to her deceased husband's ex-wife, and the court said that "you can't just inherit the inheritance, but also bear the obligations", which aroused the attention of netizens. It turned out that in this case, the deceased husband of the Swiss woman came from a wealthy family and paid about 95,000 yuan per month in child support after divorcing his first wife in 1993 until the death of the man in 2022. After the death of her husband, the woman decided to stop paying child support to her deceased husband's ex-wife. Therefore, the deceased husband's ex-wife sued her in court, and the opening scene appeared. More or less, this case also gives us some hints.
▶︎In this case, the defendant is the sole heir of the wealthy deceased husband, and the case has gone through a lengthy judicial process, from the district court to the final Swiss Federal Court, and the final judgment is that because she inherited the property of the deceased husband, she needs to continue to pay about 110,000 yuan per month in child support to the deceased husband's ex-wife until her own death or the death of the deceased husband's ex-wife. thereinto
▶︎ As the saying goes, "stealing chickens doesn't make you break rice", perhaps the Swiss woman who is facing this defendant. But in fact, as soon as you think about it, you know that you only want to inherit a huge amount of property, and you don't want to inherit the obligations that need to be borne by it, how can there be such a good thing! As a result, the child support fee has risen a lot! [Covering his face] However, perhaps this foreign case also has some reference significance for our country's treatment of marriage and the rights and obligations of marriage? Netizens have also left their own opinions.
▶︎ Fujian netizens, the deceased husband's property includes the living expenses of the ex-wife, and the post-wife inherits all the property of the deceased husband and has to inherit the debts of the deceased husband. Does that make sense? [covers face]
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▶︎ Shandong netizens, if this is the case in China, the divorce rate will definitely drop!
▶︎ Jiangsu netizens, I heard that Musk only gave birth to a baby and never got married, but now I understand
▶︎ In terms of marriage, there is still a lot to learn from Western law. The rights and obligations of marriage are reciprocal, and some troubles before and after marriage are also avoided. If we had such a rule, it is estimated that the divorce rate would not be so high.
▶︎Why do you think the woman needs to pay alimony to her deceased husband's ex-wife in this case? Do you think this judgment is reasonable? Feel free to share your views and attitudes in the comment area. #头条创作挑战赛 ##挑战30天在头条写日记#