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Showing 3001–3010 of 49525 articles for “Art. Cass. 3e Civ. 2-2-2005 n° 135”
Divorce may be sought by either spouse where acts constituting a serious or repeated breach of the duties and obligations of marriage are attributable to his or her spouse and make it intolerable to c…
If an application for definitive alteration of the marriage bond and an application for fault are made concurrently, the judge shall examine the application for fault first.
Facts invoked as grounds for divorce or as defences to a claim may be established by any mode of proof, including confession. However, descendants may never be heard on the grievances raised by the sp…
The faults of the spouse who initiated the divorce do not prevent his or her application from being examined; they may, however, remove from the facts of which he or she accuses his or her spouse the…
In divorce proceedings, an adult under guardianship is represented by his guardian and an adult under curatorship brings the action himself, with the assistance of his curator. However, the person und…
Divorce may be requested by either spouse when the marital bond has been definitively altered.
Each spouse may freely exercise a profession, receive his or her earnings and wages and dispose of them after paying the marriage expenses.
The consequences of divorce for children are governed by the provisions of Chapter I of Title IX of this book.
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The definitive alteration of the marital bond results from the cessation of community of life between the spouses, where they have been living apart for one year at the time of the application for div…
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