LONDON, KOMPAS.com – A 41 year old man who does not work, has sued his parents to take legal action so that he can provide for the rest of his life.
Interest Siddiqui claiming he was completely dependent on his rich mother and father.
Even though the man was educated as a lawyer and has a degree from the University of Oxford. This well-known university in England deserves a total of 1 million pounds (Rp. 14.2 billion).
Launch The Sun on Monday (8/3/2021), for 20 years Siddiqui’s parents let him live without his parents’ rent. The £ 1 million apartment is located near London’s Hyde Park.
Not only that, the bills and other expenses were also paid by his parents who live in Dubai.
However, after a family quarrel, his parents decided to cut back on the financial support they provided.
Currently, Siddiqui is still fighting his case. If this “unique” case is granted, then the rights of every British parent can also be affected.
In her case, Siddiqui demanded the right to support as a “vulnerable” adult child because of health problems. Preventing this, according to his defense, is a form of violation human rights.
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The long suffering of parents
His mother Rakshanda, 69, and father Javed, 71, currently give him more than £ 400 a week.
“These long-suffering parents had their own views on what was appropriate for their demanding, and stubborn son,” said their attorney, Justin Warshaw QC.
Siddiqui worked for a well-known law firm, but has been unemployed since 2011.
The case against his parents for the same charges was dismissed last year by a British High Court judge.
Now the case has entered the appeal stage.
In 2018, Siddiqui took legal action against the University of Oxford and asked for £ 1 million.
He claims “inadequate teaching” earned him low grades and made it difficult for him to get into top law colleges in the US. This case has also been rejected.
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