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Anhui Court in China: Tether Trading Violates Public Order and Good Customs, Not Protected by Law

BlockBeats News, September 23rd. According to the public account of the Tongling Intermediate People’s Court in Anhui, Anhui Zongyang County Court recently concluded a dispute over unjust enrichment caused by cryptocurrency trading. In the case, Mr. Ding purchased 1300 Tether coins at a unit price of 7.44 yuan through a platform, with a total price of 9672 yuan. After the seller, Mr. Wu, confirmed the order, the sale was completed, and payment was received. However, Mr. Ding later claimed that Mr. Wu’s gains were unjust enrichment and demanded a refund.

The court held that the Tether coin transaction violated public order and good customs, rendering the conduct invalid. Any losses should be borne by the parties to the transaction, as the law does not protect such transactions. Therefore, the plaintiff’s claims were dismissed.

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