Where can I obtain an English translation of Taiwan law regarding the various legal grounds for divorce that don’t require the consent of one’s spouse? Could anyone post at least a list of grounds here, even if it’s not a direct translation from the legal code? Thank you.
[quote=“The Splendiferous Tigerman”]Taiwan’s Civil Code at Article 1052 lists the following grounds for statutory divorce:
- Bigamy.
- Adultery.
- One spouse ill-treats the other so as to render living together intolerable.
- One spouse humiliates the linear ascendants of the other spouse such that living together becomes intolerable.
- One spouse deserts the other spouse in bad faith.
- One spouse has a loathsome incurable disease.
- One spouse has an incurable serious mental disease.
- One spouse has made an attempt to end the life of the other.
- One spouse is uncertain for a period in excess of three years as to whether the other spouse is alive or dead.
- One spouse has been sentenced to imprisonment for not less than three years.
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Speaking of bigamy. . .
[quote=“Mother Theresa”]Speaking of bigamy. . .
:bravo: :bravo: :bravo: 
[quote=“Mother Theresa”]Speaking of bigamy. . .
[quote=“Oscar Wilde”]Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is the same.[/quote][/quote]He would say that, he was gay.
dont you just hate those loathsome, incurable diseases?..they’re just so loathy…
Does ringworm count? Or perennial Hong Kong foot??