There are 5 grounds of divorce for ending a marriage in UK.
Adultery can be defined as a voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and someone other than his/her lawful spouse.
Desertion can be defined as a willful abandonment of a spouse without any consent hence breaching the legal obligations.
If a spouse has behaved unreasonably, this can be presented as a ground for divorce in the court of law. However the spouse has to prove that the other spouse has behaved unreasonably and it’s impossible to live with him/her.
If a couple is living apart for continuously 2 years, then this can act as a ground for divorce with the consent of eachother.
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a couple is separated and not living together for a continuous 5 years of time, this can be presented as a ground for divorce without the consent of the other spouse.
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ground can also be used if a spouse has left and been missing for at least upto 5 years.
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