Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
(a)to suffer serious disgrace;
(b)to suffer contempt or hatred as a result of continuing to be the husband or wife of the party committing the misconduct; or
(c)to suffer excessive injury or trouble, taking into account the nature, conditions, and joint livelihoods of the husband and wife;
the other may institute an action for divorce;
(3)when the husband or wife physically or mentally assaults or tortures, or defames or vilifies, the other or his or her ascendants, if it is serious, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(4)when the husband or wife has wilfully abandoned the other for over one year, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(5)when the husband or wife has been adjudged missing by a court, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(6)when the husband or wife fails to support or maintain the other appropriately or commits an act which is
