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What Is A Divorce Case On The Grounds Of Committing A Crime And Leading A Life Without Dignity?

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What Is A Divorce Case On The Grounds Of Committing A Crime And Leading A Life Without Dignity?

If one of the spouses commits a humiliating crime or leads an undignified life and the other spouse cannot be expected to live with him/her due to these reasons, this spouse can always file a contested divorce case.

Humiliating Crime; It means a crime that embarrasses, humiliates and disgraces a person in the eyes of society. Crimes such as theft, fraud, bribery, extortion, fraudulent bankruptcy, using and trafficking in narcotics, etc. can be given as examples of humiliating crimes.

The judge will appreciate whether a crime is a disgraceful, humiliating crime according to the characteristics of each concrete case.

Living a Life Without Dignity; In simple terms, it can be explained as adopting a lifestyle contrary to the values of honor, honor and reputation and maintaining a life accordingly. This lifestyle must be a continuous lifestyle. Drunkenness, brothel management, gigolism, gambling can be given as examples of leading a life without dignity.

A divorce case can be filed at any time based on the legal grounds of committing a humiliating crime or leading a dishonorable life. The fact that one of the spouses has forgiven the other spouse does not prevent them from filing for divorce based on this reason. Even if there is a pardon, a divorce case can be filed for this reason.

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