Among the prefectural departments, Shaosu (Suke) (Chief of Section) of the Section serving as the "Family Court" was a veteran over fifty years of age.
In the Kingdom's official system, it is good to say "near retirement". "Customarily, it's time".
By the way, there is no retirement in political office. Replaced by retirement or loss of legs.
The public is "slapped on the shoulder" if they don't rise above the "section chief" by thirty.
And that is. The gray-haired "Shawsuke" standing in front of me now is a public announcement… that he is not an upscale nobleman. Should be a middle-class aristocrat in his sixth place debut.
Then there is no doubt that it is "Nobu" who has beaten it up from "Sakan" to "Ji" and finally "Suke".
The difference in literature is that it is in the same position as the veteran platoon leader of the Kingsguard - who loads his career from a soldier and decorates the flower lane during his retirement.
The other, "Ji", over thirty, greeted me.
It should be slightly more prestigious than a "soaked" gray hair. It would be around "one step upstream" to the same extent as the clingy Jailhouse Shao-suke (originally - left horsehead). The next "suke" will be him.
Its next "suke" is another order of veterans in their fifties......
These "sections" are not "mainstream posts" for the public.
Seems to be sent here in the mid twenties, I see a "less delivery" go.
Anyway, if the knockout veteran section chief is partitioning it, you can rest assured.
It was sweet to think that this would apparently be an easy tour......
"No, that helps, my lord Karewala. The party who has complained is better qualified than me..."
They're being molested.
Then I think it would be better if "Ji" worked hard.
"I don't have enough piercings for a young monk."
Even more so if I were you.
Well, that's it. If the heavy stone also becomes three, the pressure will be different.
So, here's an overview of the case. It is only certain that we are not talking about a kingdom under heaven.
The humidity is the only thing.
"An appeal for confirmation of paternity intersects with an appeal for confirmation of the absence of paternity."
Hmm. Is that it?
A mistress with a toddler complains, "I want you to acknowledge me as a child."
The man's side said, "No, no, it's not my child".
"No, that's the other way around"
Yes?
"There are few precedents. That's the tone of the headache. We can't make hectic decisions."
I made a hectic decision and got beat up at the Law Enforcement Clan's "Case Study Group".
If that rumor comes out, it sounds like an evaluation, you know.
Aren't you a poor whale -!!
A veteran around gray hair looked at me like he was one of us.
I don't want you to get away with it.
"His Excellency Viscount A. G. Cubi of Daisuke (Director) Ferdinand (abbreviated) asked me," If it's a difficult case, you can leave it to Baron Calewara. "
Ferdinand, that bastard! Under the guise of a casual breeze, don't be alarmed!
One of these days, I'm going home, so there won't be any need to fight for my birth!
"Anyway, I'll explain."
The incident (?) occurred in the Terapola family belonging to the Yin Yang dormitory.
It is a general trading company for short stories.
To the relatives of the Terapola family came out a daughter who had lost her parents early.
In these cases, it is the norm of kingdom society to send them to their fiancé's house.
Apparently the engagement wasn't really settled yet, and the Terapola family took it.
I had a relationship with the man in the house.
… so they say, "I should send it to my fiancée's house".
My daughter gave birth to a girl.
Because of the Yin and Yang dormitories and the Terapola family, a psychic child would be privileged.
I was unhappy, I wasn't psychic.
Mother and child were thrown out.
No more, really.
I told you not to.
Although it is not the miswritten "stone pillow wash" that I heard the other day.
I want to wash my ears with flow and brush my mouth into words.
Still, my mother's home protected me, where I lived, even though I was narrow shoulders.
Three years later, for psychic activation on the baby.
The Terapola family said, "That child is my child!
The mother said, "It's not your child!
I don't think there are any such cases.
A house whose traces were wiped out reminded me of the existence of a "mistress child," and said, "It's my child! Say it."
My mistress, who was being kicked out, said, "No kidding!" and a case of rebellion.
But after all, a lot is, "Take responsibility as a father!" Because of the pattern, there are few precedents in this case.
Perhaps this is the first case I've dealt with because I'm psychic.
Note.
Although for convenience it is said that "confirmation of the existence/absence of parent-child relationship". It's a lot different from the Japanese litigation type. First and foremost, because there are differences from the family registration system.
And, anyway, let's say.
If you don't ask them every single one of the obedient (Proper) ones, you won't see anything.
That's my... No, the public limit. "That's enough," though.
"Where's the problem?
Whatever you say first, the fact that there is a legacy in the Terapola family.
It is judged that there is no "real need" to take the child.
Around that point, it is different from modern society, where individualism is respected.
Next, in the case of the common "'It's Your Child' - 'It's Not My Child' feud," "The truth is, what do you say?" becomes a problem... although in a kingdom society without DNA testing, it is difficult there.
Thankfully, there is no dispute there. Biological (?), he is clearly a father.
I wondered why I could determine without even testing... if both parties admit it, "legally, I would be biologically recognized as a father"!
Every time you're familiar (I didn't say you're familiar), it's this nested structure!
Now, if the assertion "I'm a father, so I want you to take it" goes through.
Mother is strongly refusing to be here.
"I can't let that house have kids. I will never give it to you. I do not intend to acknowledge 'paternity' beyond the biological meaning".
I know how you feel.... but would such claims be admissible?
"What's troublesome is that the logic of home doesn't make sense to the mother?"
For example, although only for example.
If Ethan and Tomoe got muddy, the Dexters and the Asahis could put out and hit them by hand with "home logic".
Those who stand in between can simply organize the flow of traffic.
For example, if there is a dispute within the house, it is better for the Lord to dictatorship.
I don't even have to appeal to the family court.
That's also called "home logic" again.
This time, however, the "logic of home" does not apply to one party (on the mother's side).
No, "imposition of conclusions" by "logic of the house" doesn't work, should I say?
My mother's home says, "It has nothing to do with us. After the next time, I refuse to call," he insists.
It is the Family Court "for the nobility" that is set up in the province.
In other words, it is a dispute resolution body "in the event of a dispute over the interpretation and application of the logic of the house".
"But even if the mother says, and because the claim is outside the 'logic of home'... I don't think Terapola should be a complete victory."
Whatever the reason, I know exactly how that feels. Probably the "right" decision.
... Both Mr. Yoshikatsu Asahi and Mr. Hirosada Nanchu.
I often use the expression "the law of justice".
Although I don't know the exact meaning of it.
It's hard to think that terrapola has justice.
If this is the Wujia, exercise strength before the trial... where a dispute is resolved by iron blood.
I don't have to think, "I don't need any trouble." "That's the modern age," he said.
But, hey.
"… the conclusion is that it is decided. Right?
We must not let Terapola win this matter.
Though it would seem more "hassle-free" to let them win... if they make a "strange" decision about what they think, the government loses faith. It's a matter of honor, no, of will, of those involved in the trial.
"Suke" has taken himself out.
Oh, I see. Is that how they expect me to push that conclusion?
That's all I expect from a young monk. Except for the fact that upstream nobles are close to power.
But.
"Is that good?
Outside the trial, we will enforce the conclusion.
So, what's the court for?
"Detective, it's not like 'trial'. The conclusion… black and white, but also cloudy, has not been decided. Please listen to the parties."