AT THE NATIVE COURT: VERDICT OF EXTRAMARITAL AFFAIR WITH EXCUSE "SUKA SAMA SUKA"

 drafted: Tue 21 June 2016

IT is a case of "ada Jodoh"  tapi banyak BODOH.......

PENAMPANG. The Native Court here gave a poser whether “suka sama suka” (mutual affection) has become a trendy excuse to justify extramarital affairs. Speaking from the bench, the panel of judges comprising District Chief Bryan Matasing, Native Chief Andrew S Lidaun and Village Chief Charles Abel said it is a valid reason to get married. However for some couple, a wayward spouse, usually the husband uses the same excuse when caught with another woman.
 
The court then announced the verdict on a young husband and his lover a total fine or sogit amounting to RM9,000.00 under Section 10 of Native Court Enactment 1992/1995.
The husband from Kg Ketiau shall give sogit of 2 buffaloes (RM5000) to his wife and one buffalo (RM2500) for appeasement of the village, plus another RM800 of court cost or 6 months jail in default. His lover is fined RM700 of the court cost or one month jail in default.
As per standard procedure of the court, the fine shall be paid within 14 days from the date of verdict. Any party who is not satisfied with the verdict can appeal to the District Native Court within 60 days.
The court stated all documents submitted, the plaintiff’s testimony and the admission by both defendants have been thoroughly investigated in reaching the unanimous verdict.
 
According to the facts of the case, the wife who has a baby daughter discovered the affair via messages in iPhone5 belonging to her husband. She also discovered personal items belonging to the other woman inside her husband’s car.
Later on she managed to locate her husband using iPhone finder Apps at the other woman’s apartment. Together with her father the plaintiff went to find the husband and a confrontation took place where he then took of the wedding ring and gave it back proposing a divorce.
In response to this the husband said he became angry because the wife had damaged his car during the argument.
In her concluding statement, the plaintiff said she waited 6 months hoping to save her marriage before filing the case in court.
Meanwhile in their defence, both the husband and lover had admitted their mutual affection where he is willing to convert to her religion to marry her if fated ( “ada jodoh”).  He concluded, “it is up to God” in his final statement before the court.
 
 
leaves the wife and religion for the sake of a girl who definitely gives good "services",  kekekeke