Whether He Said 'I Can't Do It' on the Wedding Day: The Landmark Ruling From the Supreme Court
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On the wedding day in Istanbul, the Supreme Court signed a precedent-setting decision about the man who broke the engagement by calling him “I'm afraid of marriage, I can't do it”. The 2nd Judicial Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled that this attitude displayed on the wedding day violates the woman's personality rights
The 2nd Judicial Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled that the man who refused to marry on the day of the wedding, saying “I am afraid of marriage, I will not do it”, violated the personality rights of his fiancee. Overturning the decision on the rejection of the woman's claim for moral compensation, the Supreme Court stated that the amount of moral compensation appropriate to equity should be determined.
The 2nd Judicial Chamber of the Supreme Court ruled that the man who refused to marry on the day of the wedding, saying, “I am afraid of marriage, I will not do it,” violated the personality rights of his fiancee. The apartment violated the decision on the refusal of the woman's claim for moral compensation, giving the appropriate amount of moral compensation...
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that a man who canceled his wedding on his fiancée's wedding day, saying "I'm afraid of marriage, I can't do it," violated his fiancée's personal rights. The Chamber overturned the decision rejecting the woman's claim for moral damages, stating that an appropriate amount of moral damages should be awarded.
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that a man who canceled his wedding on the day of the ceremony violated his fiancée's personal rights. The court overturned the previous ruling rejecting the woman's claim for moral damages and ordered that she be awarded an appropriate amount of compensation.
The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that a groom-to-be who canceled his wedding on the day of the ceremony, saying "I'm afraid of marriage, I can't do it," violated his fiancée's personal rights. The Chamber overturned the decision rejecting the woman's claim for moral damages, stating that an appropriate amount of moral damages should be awarded.
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