Divorce to Day And to Morrow
Divorce to Day And to Morrow
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Thus, in a divorce case heard at Brussels in the year 1885, it was stated that injure grave meant " any moral suffering voluntarily and wrongly inflicted by one of the spouses on the other, and so intense that it renders the common life of the spouses unbearable to the latter. " Under the general term injure grave may be in- cluded, according to the circumstances of the case, an ordinary act of adultery, desertion, drunkenness, neglect, cruelty, or any kind of offensive conduct, but not insanit...y, which is not a ground for divorce under the Civil Code. And further, as is said by Laurent (" Principes de Droit Civil "), "to appreciate the gravity of the injure one has to take into consideration the personality of the spouses, their education, even their social standing. " It is for the Court to decide the gravity of the injure committed, and to say if it is sufficient for the granting of a decree of divorce.
Divorce, like marriage, is a purely civil matter, entirely outside the authority of the Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, in a divorce case heard at Brussels in the year 1885, it was stated that injure grave meant " any moral suffering voluntarily and wrongly inflicted by one of the spouses on the other, and so intense that it renders the common life of the spouses unbearable to the latter. " Under the general term injure grave may be in- cluded, according to the circumstances of the case, an ordinary act of adultery, desertion, drunkenness, neglect, cruelty, or any kind of offensive conduct, but not insanit...y, which is not a ground for divorce under the Civil Code. And further, as is said by Laurent (" Principes de Droit Civil "), "to appreciate the gravity of the injure one has to take into consideration the personality of the spouses, their education, even their social standing. " It is for the Court to decide the gravity of the injure committed, and to say if it is sufficient for the granting of a decree of divorce.
Divorce, like marriage, is a purely civil matter, entirely outside the authority of the Church.
What to read after Divorce to Day And to Morrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Gasquoine Catherine Gasquoine Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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