A striking decision has been made in a divorce case!

The Supreme Court's 2nd Civil Chamber found the husband guilty of calling his wife 'gypsy' and ordered him to pay 15,000 lira in compensation and 10,000 lira in alimony. This ruling sets a precedent in divorce cases.

A man from Corum filed for divorce just 14 days after marriage, claiming his wife left him and insulted him. The woman countered, claiming her husband insulted her and kicked her out of the house.

The court ruled that the husband's claims were unproven and that the wife was justified in her actions, leading to a divorce ruling. This decision highlights the serious consequences of insults in divorce proceedings.

The Supreme Court upheld the local court's decision, establishing a landmark ruling in divorce cases. This situation once again underscores the seriousness of insults in divorce processes.