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<h3><span style="color:#808080;"><em>&#8216;Huge buyer&#8217;s remorse &#8211; The question is which of the &#8216;Michaels&#8217; providing service at establishment at the time was her provider ?&#8217;</em></span></h3>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">German woman loses paternity suit to establish the identity of her child&#8217;s father</span></h6>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">She was a cash paying Joan who found herself pregnant after a three-night romp with male escort at a hotel in Halle , Germany, back in 2010 </span></h6>
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<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">She now has a 7-year-old son, Joel, from the escort whom she only knew briefly as &#8216;Michael&#8217;, but couldn&#8217;t remember much else</span></h6>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">Seven years later, she&#8217;s now seeking child support for the fruit of the three nights she purchased</span></h6>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">She petitioned the hotel that hosted her &#8216;sexvacation&#8217;, to get her escort&#8217;s full identity </span></h6>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">Request denied, she sued to compel the hotel, to release the man&#8217;s identity</span></h6>
<h6><span style="color:#1a0101;">Throwing out her suit, the court said the woman was playing &#8216;father roulette&#8217; and ruled the man&#8217;s right to privacy outweighed her right to know the father of her child</span></h6>
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<div class="mobile-gallery-icon">A German mother sued a hotel chain, unsuccessfully, to obtain the identity of &#8216;Michael&#8217;, a male escort whose service she used, while lodged at one of their establishments in Halle, Germany, back in 2010. The escort left her with a nice surprise and she gave birth to a son nine months later.<br />
She has since been trying to establish his identity so she can file for child support allowance.</div>
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<p class="mol-para-with-font">The woman whose identity is not revealed, sued the hotel chain in a bid to uncover the identity of a male escort who got her pregnant in furtherance of her paternity suit. She lost her case, after the court upheld the hotel&#8217;s decision to withhold male escort&#8217;s data from the paternity suit filed by the woman.<br />
In her paternity suit, the woman,, claimed she fell pregnant during a three-night romp with a sex worker she knew only as &#8216;Michael&#8217; at a hotel in Halle in 2010.<br />
Nine months later she gave birth to son Joel, and had been attempting to track down &#8216;Michael&#8217; in order to claim a support allowance.</p>
<h6 class="author-section byline-plain"><strong><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-176237" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/german-escort-paternity-suit2.jpg" alt="German escort paternity suit2.jpg" width="736" height="1054" />I paid you, now you it&#8217;s your turn to pay: The former Joan is now seeking child support from the male escort she used 7 years ago</strong></h6>
<div id="articleIconLinksContainer"> But a court in Munich has ruled the hotel chain does not have to give up the escort&#8217;s identity, saying the woman was playing &#8216;father roulette&#8217;.<br />
Given that she knew him as &#8220;Michael&#8221;, but several men with the same name stayed at the hotel at the time. The court ruled that each of the four Michaels had a right to &#8220;control their own data and protect their own marriage and family&#8221;, the ruling said.<br />
The case was heard at the Munich District Court because the hotel chain is based in the Bavarian city. Halle is in eastern Germany.<br />
The woman &#8211; not named in the case &#8211; said she had got pregnant after staying with &#8220;Michael&#8221; in a room on the second floor. She now has a seven-year-old son called Joel.<br />
The court decided that her lack of detail about the man raised the risk of personal data &#8220;simply being released at random&#8221;.<br />
&#8220;Nor is it certain that the Christian name is indeed the name of the man in question,&#8221; the court said.<br />
There were three other Michaels staying at the hotel on the night in question, and the court decided that it could not sanction giving out their details &#8216;at random&#8217;.<br />
&#8216;Nor is it certain that the Christian name is indeed the name of the man in question,&#8217; the court added, according to the <a class="" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39777609" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">BBC</a>.<br />
A Munich court ruled that the secret lover remain secret. In shutting down the fishing expedition and upholding the right to privacy, the court said the man&#8217;s right to privacy outweighed the mother&#8217;s right to know the father, especially since there was no certainty Michael was his real name.<br />
The woman&#8217;s vague descriptions of the man also harmed her case, the court said.<br />
A Munich court ruled that the secret lover remain secret. In shutting down the fishing expedition and upholding the right to privacy, the court said the man&#8217;s right to privacy outweighed the mother&#8217;s right to know the father, especially since there was no certainty Michael was his real name.<br />
Explaining the ruling, justices said: &#8216;The rights of the affected man and the protection of his marriage and family override the rights of the applicant.<br />
&#8216;Men have a right to privacy and intimacy&#8230; that protects them from having to reveal their sexual relations.&#8217;<br />
An appeals court in Munich, where the hotel chain is based, also declined to review the decision and threw its weight behind the original verdict.</div>
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Strange world! German woman’s bid for hotel to give up male escort’s identity after he got her pregnant during a three-night binge seven years ago -thrown out by court
