Ms. Yu from Hangzhou accidentally discovered her husband, Mr. Zhou, having an extramarital affair while filming a short video, including a wedding photo with another woman and a number of transfer records. On the advice of her lawyer, Ms. Yu decided to sue for divorce and sued Mr. Zhou for bigamy. At the same time, she decided to recover the property donated by Mr. Zhou to a third party through legal means.
After in-depth investigation, Ms. Yu learned that Mr. Zhou not only held a wedding with Wang Duoduo in Ningbo, but also had two sons. He successively transferred 5 million yuan to Wang Duoduo, and Mr. Zhou also married Chen Zhen in Shanghai and had a son. In addition, Mr. Zhou also has a transfer record of more than 900,000 yuan.
During the trial, Chen Zhen, who is in her 20s, claimed to be the victim and was deceived by Mr. Zhou, who is married. When she learned that Mr. Zhou had two other families and that she was pregnant, she regretted it deeply. Considering that Chen Zhen had to raise her children at a young age, Ms. Yu decided not to pursue legal responsibility and gave up recovering the donated property.
However, Wang Duoduo insisted that all the funds were legitimate income and refused to return Mr. Zhou's grant. Ms. Yu then demanded the return of the joint property of the husband and wife and filed an apology. The court finally ruled that the 5 million yuan donated by Mr. Zhou to Wang Duoduo was invalid, and Wang Duoduo needed to return 5 million yuan to Ms. Yu, and the request for an apology was rejected.