Supreme Court Ruling on Wife Smoking at Home: Wife Found Entirely at Fault.
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The Supreme Court found the woman fully at fault and ordered her to pay compensation in a divorce case heard in Sakarya. The woman had smoked in the presence of her husband, who suffered from COPD and heart disease, left him alone in the hospital when he had a heart attack, and used offensive language towards him.
The Supreme Court found the woman fully at fault in the divorce, for smoking at home despite her husband's heart and COPD illnesses and for leaving him alone in the hospital. The woman was ordered to pay material and moral damages.
The Supreme Court of Turkey has found a woman entirely at fault in a divorce case and ordered her to pay compensation for smoking in the presence of her husband, who suffers from COPD and heart disease, leaving him alone in the hospital when he had a heart attack, and using offensive language. The article "Supreme Court ruling on wife smoking at home: Woman found entirely at fault" first appeared on HaberX.
In a divorce case heard in Sakarya, the 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals found the woman, who continued to smoke in the presence of her husband suffering from COPD, heart disease, and goiter, left him alone in the hospital, and used offensive language, to be entirely at fault in the divorce.
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