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Getting married within three days of knowing each other for the purpose of distributing demolition funds
Time:2025-09-01 Views:1000
As the demolition was imminent, Chen X, a man from Xiangtan, married Li X, a woman he had only known for three days, in order to receive more demolition funds. After the demolition funds were cleared, the couple started a divorce. Recently, after mediation by the Xiangtan County Court, the two reached a divorce agreement. Chen X will provide Li X with a financial assistance of 50000 yuan, and the 50000 yuan dowry paid for the marriage will belong to Li X. Li X voluntarily waives the division of the demolition funds.
Chen X is a young man born in the 1980s. At the end of 2012, his parents urged him to get married as soon as possible in order to receive more demolition funds. Faced with tempting demolition fees, Chen X met Li X according to his parents' arrangements. On the third day of the blind date, Chen X, under the urging of both parents, got married with Li X and paid him a dowry of 50000 yuan. After marriage, due to unfamiliarity with each other, the two did not cohabit.
In 2013, the demolition funds were successfully distributed, and after the couple received their share of the demolition funds, they used them for storage, consumption, and daily expenses. By this year, there was very little left. Seeing his daughter disappear, Chen X, after careful consideration, filed for divorce in court.
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There are even directors in the UK who specialize in planning lightning marriages, arranging marriages between undocumented immigrants and citizens with British citizenship, and helping them enter the country to obtain identity and profit from it. Previously, a British parish priest was sentenced to 14 years in prison for allegedly helping illegal immigrants settle and accumulate wealth through false marriage. According to reports, this pastor has faked 250 marriages, which means at least 250 illegal immigrants have obtained British citizenship through his help. It is reported that the pastor charged ￡ 140 to illegal immigrants without ever getting married, most of whom come from Nigeria in Africa. They also hope to obtain Chinese citizenship through fake marriages, in order to obtain equal social welfare and work rights in the UK.
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