A Tyumen resident has won a moral injury case due to the posting of stories on Instagram, the press service of the Tyumen Regional Court reported.
It is noted that this is the first such case in Russian judicial practice. The court ordered the plaintiff's ex-wife to post a rebuttal on her account and not delete it within 24 hours, as well as pay her five thousand rubles.
It appears from the documents in the file that the spouses divorced in 2019 at the initiative of the wife. In February 2020, a woman said on her Instagram that her ex-husband attempted to kick her and the children out of the apartment and take the car. According to her, the ex-spouse also does not pay child support, and during the marriage he lived at his own expense.
The man finally filed a complaint against his ex-wife, demanding to refute information discrediting his honor and dignity. He wanted the woman to write down the rejection and not delete it for a year. In addition, the plaintiff claimed compensation in the amount of 30,000 rubles.
At first, the Tyumen District Court did not support the man, he therefore appealed to a higher authority. The Russians provided income certificates, bank checks for the payment of alimony. He also proved that he made mortgage payments and paid off the kindergarten.
“ The College of Civil Affairs of the Tyumen Regional Court overturned the district court's decision and partially satisfied the plaintiff's claims, & # 39; & # 39; & ndash; reads court message.