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Court of Cassation: calling spouse a "donkey, animal" constitutes an attack on personal rights
The Court of Cassation's 2nd Civil Chamber ruled that a husband who called his wife "eşeksin, hayvansın" ("you're a donkey, you're an animal") was at fault, finding the words constituted an attack on personal rights and that the wife must be paid material and moral compensation.
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Hürriyet: Yargıtay'dan emsal karar: Eşe 'eşek' demek hem boşanma hem tazminat sebebi2nd to publish45 citations today 
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Hürriyet: Yargıtay'dan emsal karar: Eşe 'eşek' demek hem boşanma hem tazminat sebebi2nd to publish45 citations today Dünya: Eşe 'Eşek' demek hem boşanma hem tazminat sebebi1st to publish22 citations today Diyarbakır Söz: O söz, hem boşanma hem tazminat sebebi3rd to publish5 citations today Who is in this story
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- Court of Cassation overturns poverty alimony ruling for spouse with comparable income The Court of Cassation's 2nd Civil Chamber found unlawful the ruling by the Bakırköy 13th Family Court that awarded poverty alimony to a retired woman with a regular income whose income level was close to her spouse's; the divorce ruling itself was upheld.
- Court of Cassation: calling spouse a "donkey, animal" constitutes an attack on personal rights The Court of Cassation's 2nd Civil Chamber ruled that a husband who called his wife "eşeksin, hayvansın" ("you're a donkey, you're an animal") was at fault, finding the words constituted an attack on personal rights and that the wife must be paid material and moral compensation.