Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
seriously adverse to the state of being husband and wife, if it is considerable to the extent that causes excessive trouble to the other, taking into account the nature, conditions, and joint livelihoods of the husband and wife, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(7)when the husband or wife has been insane for more than three consecutive years and such insanity has no prospect of recovery and is considerable to the extent that cohabitation as husband and wife is no longer bearable, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(8)the husband or wife breaches a bond of good behaviour executed in writing, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(9)when the husband or wife has contracted a serious communicable disease likely to harm the other and the disease has a chronic nature without possibility of recovery, the other may institute an action for divorce;
(10)when the husband or wife has a physical condition which renders him or her permanently incapable of sexual intercourse, the other may institute an action for divorce.
Section1517.As regards the reason for instituting an action for divorce under section 1516(1) or (2), if the husband or wife, as the case may be, has consented to or connived
