His Parents Destroyed His Pornography Collection And He Ended Up Winning The Lawsuit | the Chronicle

A man who sued his parents for disposing of his pornography collection won a lawsuit and could now receive financial compensation for his loss.

The Federal District Judge of Michigan (United States), Paul Maloney, ruled in favor of Operation David, who said his parents were not allowed to throw away his collection.

The event took place in the family home in the neighborhood of Grand Haven where Weking lived for 10 months after his divorce.

As indicated, missing boxes of films and magazines valued at $ 29,000.

“There is no doubt that the destroyed property was David’s property.”, confirmed the judge and informed that “lThe defendants have repeatedly admitted that they destroyed it. “

The position of Werking’s parents was that they had the right to act as owners. But the argument was not enough for Justice: “The defendants do not cite any law or case law to support their claim that homeowners can destroy property they don’t like.”said the judge.

Maloney told both parties that they would report on the financial value of the collection, as “the court does not intend to hold a hearing on the evidence“.