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[Main Issues and Holdings]
In this case, Party A and Party B married and gave birth to Child C, and subsequently, in a divorce lawsuit filed by Party B against Party A, the court issued a preliminary injunction granting Party A only visitation rights. When Party A took Child C without Party B’s consent during a visitation, the court designated Party B as the custodial parent and guardian and issued a judgment ordering Party A to surrender Child C, which became final and binding. Despite Party A’s continuous refusal to surrender the child, when Party B subsequently took Child C, who was in a stroller being pushed by Party A’s mother, Party D and others blocked the path of Party A’s mother and obstructed her passage in the process. In this case, it was held that Party D’s conduct could not be viewed as an unlawful act infringing upon Party A’s legal interests, and it was difficult to find that Party A suffered mental distress warranting compensation in the form of consolation money due to Party D’s conduct.
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