A notable ruling was made in a corruption case involving a divorce. The court ruled on compensation and alimony payments.

In the divorce case, the husband demanded payment for household items. The court partially accepted this request, and the Supreme Court overturned the local court's decision.

The Supreme Court determined that the wife was also at fault, thus upholding the decision for compensation and alimony. This ruling sets a precedent in divorce cases.

The court emphasized the need to protect the rights of both spouses in divorce cases, highlighting the importance of careful evaluation of their rights.