2024 Author: Jasmine Walkman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 08:29
In France, parents are not allowed to name their child Nutella. The court ruled that the name, which is the name of a popular chocolate with hazelnuts, was not appropriate for the girl and forbade the mother and father to enroll their child in this way.
The story begins in September, when the child was born - in the city of Valenciennes. The official agreed to enroll the child in that name, the Guardian reported. Later, however, the officer warned the local prosecutor about what had happened, and he, in turn, decided to take up the case.
The court did not rule in favor of the parents, explaining that the name was not appropriate for a child, as Nutella was also a widespread trademark. According to the French court, this name is against the interests of the little girl - when she grows up she will lead to ridicule from the other children.
Following the court ruling, the parents had no choice but to change their daughter's name - now the young child's name is El.
In France, a law was passed in 1993, which stipulates that the parents of a baby can baptize as they wish, as long as the name they choose is not contrary to the interests of the child.
This is not the first such case in which the court has decided that a child's name should be changed because it is inappropriate - some time ago another family named their child Strawberry (Fraise). And then the court did not rule in favor of the parents, arguing that in time the child will suffer a lot of ridicule for his name, recalls the newspaper Voix di Nord.
The family renamed their daughter and named her Fressen, a popular name from the 19th century. In 2013, another similar striking case occurred - a mother christened her son Jihad. On the back of the boy's T-shirt was written the date of September 11, when the child was born, and on the front of the garment was the inscription I am a bomb.
The signal for the child's unusual name was given by a French school, and the child's mother was accused of supporting terrorism by the court in Avignon.
Recommended:
Maggie's Instant Spaghetti Has Been Banned In India
The Indian food regulator has issued an order banning the sale of Nestle instant spaghetti from the Maggi Instant Noodles series. The ban was imposed after a series of tests in various states of the country, in which harmful ingredients were found in them, as well as high lead content.
The Sale Of Ketchup And Eggs To Children On The Island Has Been Banned
Each country has its own norms and laws established for citizens to live peacefully and peacefully. To that end, in Norfolk County, East Anglia, police have banned shopkeepers and vendors from selling ketchup and eggs to teenagers. The ban, as ridiculous as it may seem at first glance, has its logical explanation.
Advertising Of Fast Food Toys Has Been Banned
American restaurants have long violated US law, with advertisements emphasizing toys on the children's menu rather than the food itself. According to US marketing requirements, food ads should focus on the food, not the bonuses. When analyzing the ads, the ads for children and those for adults were compared.
Belgium Has Also Banned Plastic Bags In Supermarkets And Shops
France and Belgium later passed a law banning the use of environmentally harmful plastic bags. As of September 1, the law is now in force for both retailers and wholesalers. In the official announcement, the authorities say that the supermarket cash registers will be able to offer their customers only paper bags, and for fruits and vegetables will be placed plastic-based bags with the so-called.
Ten Bucks In Cash If You Name Your Child Quinoa
It is known that healthy eating is extremely important and generally lately there is a tendency to inform us about it everywhere. We can hear, read or see tips on how to eat a balanced and varied diet everywhere. As you know, in the United States, the problem of overweight and obesity (especially in adolescents) is extremely serious.
