Late idol Goo Hara's brother petition for "Goo Hara Act"

• SAM
• 4 years ago

The brother of the late idol Goo Hara, who asked for a ruling to divide inheritance because their mother's real estate c...

The brother of the late idol Goo Hara, who asked for a ruling to divide inheritance because their mother's real estate claim was unfair and petitioned to enact "Goo Hara Act". The legal representative for Goo Hara's biological brother, said, "We have filed a request for Congress to enact the law of Goo Hara." The main content of the petition is explained by the lawyer as follows: "We created a legislative petition to the National Assembly to enact the 'Goo Hara Act' on the 18th. According to the current legal system, if a child dies before the parent due to an accident, the child's property, including compensation for death, is inherited to a parent who abandoned the child. The result is not in line with universal justice and humanity because the parents will take the property benefits of the child's unfortunate death, while not fulfilling their duty to raise the child." He continued, "As we proceed with the case of the inheritance trial, we also petitioned for the enactment of the 'Goo Hara Act,' which is a revised bill on the inheritance law." The lawyer said: "We have requested legislation with the hope that the name of Goo Hara can turn our society into a place that is more in line with popular justice and humanity to prevent tragedies like Goo. Hara, who was abandoned by her mother and lonely all her life." Following that, the company added: "In order for the legislative application to be formally accepted in Congress and to be assessed, we need the approval of 100,000 people in the next 30 days. We are once again calling for caring and sincere help of those who have loved Goo Hara during the past time so that Goo Hara's law will be enacted. " The conflict between the late idol Goo Hara’s brother and his mother began on April 3 when his brother sued his mother for inheritance. When Goo Hara was 9 years old, her biological mother left home and had not been in contact for 20 years, requested half of the property after her death and Goo Hara's brother appealed to the lawsuit. He expressed indignation that "Unable to forgive".