A Taguig court has confirmed that it has received the adultery cases filed against TV personality Maggie Wilson and Tim Connor.
that it received two information filed by the Office of the City Prosecutor of Taguig.
The blog Fashion Pulis published copies of the cases filed with the Taguig Metropolitan Trial Court Branches 115 and 116. “This is to certify that a preliminary investigation has been conducted in this case; that the complainant was examined, and that the accused was informed of the complaint and of the evidence submitted against him: that he was given a chance to submit controverting evidence; that based on the evidence presented, there is reasonable ground to believe that the crime has been committed and that the accused is probably guilty thereof.
“If the person guilty of adultery committed this offense while being abandoned without justification by the offended spouse, the penalty next lower in degree than that provided in the next preceding paragraph shall be imposed,” it added. It added, “Worse, separated or abandoned wives, who have no legal remedy in the absence of a divorce law, are always under a constant threat of suit from their estranged husbands. They are blackmailed by their estranged husbands through adultery, and while they also have a ground to file concubinage, they face the difficulty of proving the crime due to the inherent difficulty in the standards set by the law.
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