Is the car purchased by the parents later considered as joint property? This is a very common question in marriage and family cases. Today I would like to share with you this issue? Article 17 of my country’s Marriage Law The provisions of paragraph 4: Property inherited or donated by one or both parties, regardless of whether the heir or recipient is one party or both husband and wife, the property inherited or donated shall belong to the joint property of the husband and wife, but the will or Except for property specified in the gift contract as owned by one party. After marriage, one of the parents contributes money to purchase a car for the husband and wife to use together. If the recipient of the gift is not clear, the vehicle should be regarded as the joint property of the couple. Husband and wife enjoy the same rights and assume the same obligations with respect to the same property of both parties. Therefore, in the event of divorce, in principle, both parties should divide the same property equally. As long as both parties reach an agreement, the law will not interfere with the property. distribute. Legal basis: Paragraph 4 of Article 17 of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China. For property inherited or donated by one or both parties, regardless of whether the heir or recipient is one party or both husband and wife, the income from inheritance or donation shall be All property belongs to the joint property of husband and wife, except the property specified in the will or gift contract as owned by one party. According to the provisions of the Marriage Law and relevant judicial interpretations, if one parent purchases property such as real estate for both parties after marriage, the capital contribution should be deemed a gift to both parties. However, this is excepted if the parents expressly indicate that the gift will be given to one party.
If the man’s parents clearly state that the car is for the woman when they pay for it, then the car is the woman’s personal property; if they do not clearly state that the car is for the woman, even though it is registered in the woman’s name, it is still the property of the couple*** Same property.
The man's parents later paid for the car, and if it was registered in the man's name, it was a personal gift from the man's parents to the man. The car was the man's personal property. It is not that husband and wife share the same property.
"Marriage Law"
Article 18 If any of the following circumstances occurs, it shall be the property of one spouse:
(1) Pre-marital property of one party;< /p>
(2) Medical expenses, living allowances for the disabled and other expenses received by one party due to physical injury;
(3) It is determined in the will or gift contract that only the husband or wife will Property;
(4) Daily necessities exclusively used by one party;
(5) Other property that should belong to one party.
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p>According to the provisions of the Marriage Law and relevant judicial interpretations, if one parent purchases property such as real estate for both parties after marriage, the capital contribution should be deemed a gift to both parties. However, this is excepted if the parents expressly indicate that the gift will be given to one party.
If the man’s parents make it clear that the car is for the woman when they pay for it, then the car is the woman’s personal property; if there is no clear statement, even though it is registered in the woman’s name, it is still the property of the couple*** Same property