Can I give this money? 15. Can I give this money?

I don't think I can give it to her, because your girlfriend is still a pure consumer now, and her parents shouldn't ask her for money, and her parents are not acting well in themselves, whether it's for their daughter or you.

If you don't give it, why don't you get married, why are there so many things, even if you get married, you can't ask for it. This kind of parent is purely the kind of person who drills the eye for money. Ignore them.

Can't give, if given you there is no reason. If your girlfriend uses family as an excuse every time, you won't be able to end up at that time.

I think this problem is very tangled, it's not to give, it's not to give, if I were you, I wouldn't give this money, what should I do? Bank? I haven't heard of lending them money to be someone's son-in-law, be careful in the end!

I think it's like cheating money, and when I talk to her on the phone, tell me all about the money I borrowed from you before, and record it, just in case.

Her parents are too much, and their daughter is still in school and asks her what money she wants, do they clearly want your money? What's the point of that, I'm not optimistic about it anyway.

It's really a bottomless pit, I'm afraid to look at it, I'm not married yet! Be cautious!!

Beware of both people and money, haha.

Summary. Hello, I have already given money, he said that he has not given you to ask again, it is not extortion, it is a scoundrel, you can not give a reason, if it is for the purpose of illegal possession, the use of threats or coercion to the victim, forcibly ask for public and private property without paying the money, it is considered extortion. If it is only an act of using threats or coercion against the victim to forcibly demand public or private property without paying the money without the purpose of illegal possession, it is not considered extortion.

Legal basis: Article 274 of the Criminal Law stipulates that whoever extorts public or private property, where the amount is relatively large or extorts multiple times, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine.

Hello, dear dear is happy to answer the query that you have given money, and the solution is as follows:

Hello, I have been filial piety to give money, he said that he has not given it again like you to ask, it does not belong to extortion, it is a scoundrel, you can not give a reason, if it is for the purpose of illegal possession, the victim is threatened or coerced, forcibly asked for public and private property and did not pay, it is considered extortion. If it is only an act of using threats or coercion against the victim for the purpose of illegal possession, and forcibly demanding private property without paying the money, it is not considered extortion. Legal basis:

Article 274 of the Criminal Law stipulates that whoever extorts public or private property, the amount is relatively large, or extorts multiple times, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine.

Hello, I have already given money, he said that he has not given it to ask you again, it is not extortion, it is a scoundrel, you can not give a reason, if it is for the purpose of illegal possession, the victim is threatened or coerced, and forcibly asks for filial piety and imitation of public prudence and private property without paying the money, it is considered extortion. If it is only an act of using threats or coercion against the victim to forcibly demand public or private property without paying the money without the purpose of illegal possession, it is not considered extortion. Legal basis:

Article 274 of the Criminal Law stipulates that whoever extorts public or private property, and the amount is relatively large or the amount is excessively extorted, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine.