TALAQ
Part 119 TALAQ
Everything in the courtroom was calm again, after a reprimand from the Judge.
"Brother Ringgo, what is the reason you forbid Afifah's mother to occupy the house built and you also ask that the house be demolished if Afifah's mother does not agree to be divided by three?" ask Judge.
"Karane I want the house to be only the property of the child, so as long as our child is not an adult then I do not want if Afifah occupies it, so the house must be empty." answer me, Ringgo a little gamang.
"Where does it cost to build a house, and what is your job? What is your salary per month?, to build a house and a building using whose money?, does Mr. Ringgo participate in financing the construction of the house, if you participate in financing how much the amount and please include the proof." cecar Judge.
"For the cost of building a house of Afifah's work, but I will also help with my energy, my salary ehmmmm... Anu's... Land of giving from parents Afifah, basically I took the energy to build the house, so I beg the judge to pass my lawsuit." concluded mas Ringgo somehow direction answer.
"Sorry Mr. Ringgo in court without accurate evidence the court will not be able to side with you" the judge said.
"I am not willing if the house is not divided by three, however I sacrifice energy." Mas Ringgo remained insistent on his stance.
"Alright Mr. Ringgo, we decide later, now I will read a reply letter from Afifah's mother" said the judge calmly and wisely.
Madison, man,...
To Yth
Madiun city Religious Court.
Assalamu'alaikum wr.
I am the one signed below.
Name: Afifah nurlaili
Address:...
Age: 31 years.
Religion: Islam.
Type. : Female.
Occupation: Secretary General Manager at Pt Cakra Lima.
I hereby answer the demands of brother Ringgo honestly.
I want my son Afriana's custody to fall in my hands.
I am not willing if the custody of my son Afriana falls on his father, because financially I am not sure if brother Ringgo is able to support Afriana, he said, in terms of Education I am also not sure if brother Ringgo is able to educate Afriana well.
First condition :
Brother Ringgo must return all the money I spent to support brother Ringgo for nine years and the cost of living for me and my son Afriana, on average in one month I spent one and a half million, nine years, a few hundred million.
Second condition:
Brother Ringgo must pay my idhah.
Third condition:
I asked for a living money of one million and a half each month, for ten years a total of several hundred million.
Terms to four:
I asked brother Ringgo to return the motorcycle I bought and had been pawned by brother Ringgo to the pawn shop cooperative.
I do not agree with Brother Ringgo's request to vacate the house, because the house I built with my labor, even the debt in the Factory cooperative for the cost of building a house also just paid off one year ago, and even then I myself pay it off, and if the house is vacated then the building will be damaged, damaged, if the building is damaged how my son Afriana can occupy it if it is an adult.
If brother Ringgo wants to tear down my house building please I wait, I will, but don't blame me if I'm going to throw the person involved in the demolition of my house in jail because the land is still on my father's behalf, and I have solid evidence to prove it.
If brother Ringgo accepts this divorce with legowo without demanding anything from me then I will not demand a penny from brother Ringgo, either, but if brother Ringgo remain in his establishment I hope brother Ringgo can pay all my demands now without less than a hundred million then I will give his share of the division of the house that is worth one hundred also so if in for three brothers Ringgo get thirty five million.
A letter of reply from me. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to reply to the letter of demand from Ringo's brother, I hope the court can give a fair decision.
Wassalamu'alakum.
Madison, man,...
Ttd
(Afifah nurlaili)
"Our trial continues again, now we will ask Afifah's mother, and brother Ringgo I hope you remain calm in your seat." asked the Judge wisely and calmly.