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Lady.

Both parties are independent natural persons with full capacity for civil activities and follow the principles of voluntariness, fairness, justice, reasonableness, legality, equivalence, compensation, honesty and credibility. This contract is concluded without infringing the basic rights of citizens, and the original intention is only to make a commitment to the future of marriage and love. As for the marriage contract of marriage consent-marriage registration, the marriage contract of both parties is based on the property before and after marriage.

Party A and Party B reached an agreement on a voluntary basis through friendly and equal consultation. Before marriage registration, the two sides reached this marriage contract agreement through research, which is a specific [marriage agreement] to protect the vital issues of both men and women before and after marriage. The woman enjoys a special free status (owner) and continues to own all the property acquired before and after marriage. On May 28th, 2007, the two parties signed the Marriage Agreement focusing on three categories: marriage agreement, youth loss agreement, same property and personal property.

I. Marriage agreement

1. Before marriage, the man should prepare basic housing, basic daily necessities and provide living expenses.

2. The man shall not interfere with the woman's personal freedom, may not cause physical, mental and spiritual harm to her for any reason, may not hinder her from making friends and interfere with her normal work, but the woman shall not have an affair.

3. The man's salary and all other income are delivered to the woman's control, and the man shall not breach the contract, otherwise the woman has the right to file for divorce, and the [marital property] is inseparable and belongs to the woman.

After the wedding, neither party is allowed to smoke or drink alcohol. After marriage, both parties should love each other, understand each other, trust each other, respect each other, never leave, and no one is allowed to mention divorce. If one party files for divorce, the proposer gives up everything and all the property belongs to the other party.

5. If the woman can't take care of herself due to an accident or illness, the man shall not marry another woman without authorization. Otherwise, the man will own all the property before and after marriage to the woman without objection.

6. If the woman dies before the man and the woman's parents are still alive, the man should take care of her parents, treat them like relatives and friends, and be kind to her relatives and friends, such as his own.

7. Both husband and wife, no matter how big the gap between the rich and the poor is before marriage, the man should respect the woman from three aspects (obedience, obedience and obedience) and four aspects (getting, enduring, willing and doing) after marriage. And strive to achieve "eight honors and eight disgraces": take care of your wife as pride and neglect your wife as shame! Be proud to serve your wife, and be ashamed to trouble your wife! Be proud of praising your wife and ashamed of criticizing your wife! Be proud of doing housework and be ashamed of relaxing and hating work! Be proud of coming home from work and ashamed of staying out at night! Be proud of being honest and single-minded, and be ashamed of being philandering! Be proud of obeying family laws and ashamed of breaking the law and discipline! Be proud of paying wages and ashamed of hiding bonuses!

Two. Youth loss compensation

The two sides have been in free love for several years, and the man has long known the woman's health. If the woman is unable to have children due to her own health and other reasons, or if the man wishes to have children, the man shall not borrow the abdomen, divorce his wife, find another lover, or engage in [extramarital affairs] or [adopt mistresses] for various reasons, otherwise he will give up everything. In case of dispute or final divorce, all the property of the man belongs to the woman.

Three. * * * Common property and personal property: the notarization of marital property, the agreement reached under the premise of not violating the law, will become legally effective after notarization.

1. Pre-marital property: regardless of the gap between the rich and the poor before marriage, the property owned by the woman before marriage has nothing to do with the man, but all the property and possessions owned by the man before marriage are shared with the woman; All creditor's rights, debts and taxes signed by the man before marriage have nothing to do with the woman.

2. Property after marriage: all the property that the woman independently controls, all the property that the man manages, gains or gains together with the woman, etc. , are enjoyed by the woman, but all creditor's rights, debts and any taxes incurred by the man unilaterally (the two sides have not signed any agreement/contract/debt) or without the woman's knowledge after marriage have nothing to do with the woman.

Remarks: According to the Marriage Law [Article 17], the following property belongs to both husband and wife:

(1) Wages and bonuses;

(2) Income from production and operation;

(3) Income from patent rights and intellectual property rights;

(4) Inherited or donated property, except as provided for in Item 3 of Article 18 of this Law;

(five) other property that should be owned by * * *.

[Article 18], in any of the following circumstances, it is the property of one of the spouses: (1) the pre-marital property of one of the spouses;

(2) Medical expenses, living allowance for the disabled, etc. Obtained by one party due to physical injury;

(3) Property determined to belong only to the husband or wife in the will or gift contract;

(4) Daily necessities used exclusively by one party;

Other property remarks that should belong to one party:

1. All the above are general principles, involving gifts and inheritance, with exceptions.

2. Gift: According to Article 22 of Interpretation II of Marriage Law, if a husband and wife get married and one parent buys a house, it will be handled in two cases according to the time of buying a house and getting married.

2. 1 If parents invest in the wedding room before marriage, the money should be regarded as a personal gift to their children and belong to personal property, but if parents explicitly give it to both parties, it belongs to the same property.

2.2 If parents buy a house for the young couple after marriage, the money should be counted as a gift to the husband and wife, which is the same property. But if parents explicitly put forward that it is only for children, it is regarded as personal property.

3. Inheritance: When parents die, children will inherit the inheritance. If one of the parents of the husband and wife is particularly rich, the children can inherit huge amounts of property. However, no matter how much these inherited properties are, they are still the same property of husband and wife unless otherwise specified.

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