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Serb farmer takes Solomon route in marriage dispute
A Serb farmer used a grinding machine to cut in half his farm tools and machines to comply with a court ruling that he must share all his property with his ex-wife, according to Reuters. Branko Zivkov, 76, told Belgrade daily Kurir he had been ready to give his wife Vukadinka her equal share of everything earned during their 45-year marriage, but was furious at being asked to give away half his farming equipment.
Instead, he bought a grinder and cut in two all his tools, including large items such as cattle scales, a harrow and a sowing machine. He said: “I still haven’t decided how to split the cow. She should just say what she wants - the part with the horns or the part with the tail.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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