Recently, the Sohu news site published a rare story that happened while going to register the marriage of a woman living in Beijing, China, which made netizens interested in this country.
Accordingly, Ms. Thai and her lover, Mr. Chau, after many years of love, decided to get married. It seemed that the two had a happy ending for their love, but an unexpected thing happened that prevented the two from completing the marriage registration procedure.
The reason was informed by the staff at the Civil Affairs Department that the system displayed that Ms. Thai had been married for 3 years, if she wanted to register her marriage, she had to submit a legal document certifying her divorce.
The information was like a flash of lightning that struck both of them, and Mr. Chau was extremely angry because he thought he had been deceived for so many years. Ms. Thai was shocked and couldn’t understand why she had a husband for 3 years without even knowing it.
Ms. Thai and Mr. Chau argued after knowing the incident. Illustration: Baidu
Caused by one time carelessness
From the information recorded on the Civil Affairs Administration system, Ms. Thai knew that her husband on paper was a man surnamed Peng, living in Liuyang, Hunan province. But she didn’t know this person at all, this was also the first time hearing this man’s name made Thai feel ridiculous.
After many days of thinking, Ms. Thai suddenly remembered that 3 years ago she had been on a business trip to Luu Duong and had lost her identity card at the hotel. At that time, she went back to the hotel to search many times but couldn’t find it, finally she accepted to do another one.
Ms. Thai discovered that she had lost her identity card while on a business trip. Artwork: Google
This is the most reasonable reason to explain Thai’s strange marriage history, so she went back to Luu Duong to search for information, and finally found a phone number to contact her “husband”. This cake.
The strange thing is that when he was able to contact the man with the surname Peng, he showed an uncooperative attitude and even argued with Ms. Thai. This attitude of Mr. Peng made Thai even more certain with his view that he was related to the loss of her identity card and the confusing marriage registration, so she went to the police to request an investigation. .
When the man, surnamed Peng, was summoned to the police station, he confessed that the whole thing was done by himself. That year, he was an employee of the hotel Thai used to stay and was the one who picked up Thai’s lost ID card. At first, he intended to bring it back, but then his girlfriend at the time, A My, stopped him.
It is known that A My was only 18 years old at that time and was pregnant, but the Chinese Marriage Law at that time stipulated that a 22-year-old male and 20-year-old female could only register for marriage, so the two people at that time were not eligible. to be married.
His girlfriend at that time was pregnant but not old enough to get married. Illustration: Baidu
For this reason, A My asked him to use Thai’s identity card so that the two could get the marriage registration certificate, avoiding losing face in front of family and friends. The two people lived together for a short time, and “everyone went their separate ways”, and the fake marriage registration was ignored until Thai was discovered.
Later treatment plan
After the truth was exposed, Ms. Thai was very angry and demanded that Peng and A Mei’s side pay her a loss of up to 26,000 yuan. She said that because of this, she and her fiance had quarreled, the relationship between the two was no longer as good as before, even potentially broken.
However, both Mr. Peng and A My did not agree with this amount, so the two sides dragged each other to court for a fair trial.
Many comments have given the views and possible continuation of the case. According to China’s current Civil Law, the forged actions of Mr. Peng and A My have caused mental harm, so the victim has the right to claim compensation, but the amount of 26,000 yuan that Ms. Thai gave out is too high for the penalty frame.
Considering that Ms. Thai has no health injuries as well as the severity of the consequences, Ms. Thai can be compensated at the level of 9,900 yuan.
Another view is that, according to the provisions of the Chinese Marriage Law, the marriage of Mr. Peng and A My can be considered invalid because Ms. Thai did not appear nor express her voluntary intention. get married. The fact that the Civil Service’s system of recording marriage registration history can be seen as an error and needs to be rectified.
Although the actions of Mr. Peng and A My were not malicious, they also caused significant consequences for Ms. Thai. The story serves as a warning for people to pay more attention to preserving their identity papers, to avoid letting bad people take advantage of them to cause unnecessary events.
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