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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on what the truth of the matter is, if it is said that two people really can't get along and have no feelings, then they can be divorced, and if someone else destroys it or is a third party, it is a crime, because this is a military marriage that does not allow a third party to appear, and a third party will be sentenced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23She can't prosecute, she needs the army.
Summary. If the furniture in the house was brought by the woman when she got married, it belongs to the woman's personal property before marriage, and if it is purchased after your marriage, it belongs to the husband and wife, and the joint property is only half owned by the woman. In this case, the woman can be asked to pay compensation. >>>More
It is not legal, and if he can, the man can get the bride price back.
As long as the woman's parents do not explicitly express the gift to both parties, it belongs to the woman's personal property, and the personal property belongs to the individual after the divorce.
There are differences in the customs and habits of marriage in various places, anyway, the result of the negotiation between the two parties shall prevail, and in some places, the man pays for the house and the woman pays for the decoration and furniture, depending on your local habits.
Even the girls are old, and the furniture is nothing.