Husband ordered to buy 124,000 roses
An Iranian court has ordered a "stingy" husband to buy his wife 124,000 red roses.The woman decided to take the man to court and claim her mahr after 10 years of marriage because he was so tight.
Under Iranian law a mahr is offered at time of marriage, can be claimed by the woman at any time during married life or even divorce proceedings.
The woman says she brought the action because her husband was so cheap he often refused for pay for her to eat or drink if going to a cafe of restaurant.
The long-stemmed roses will cost him around £134,000 and if he does not buy them he could face going to jail.
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The long-stemmed roses will cost him around £134,000 and if he does not buy them he could face going to jail.
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