Marriage Dissolution Due to Missing or Expelled Spouse

The court considered whether the continuation of a marriage was unreasonable under Article 115 of the Civil Code when one spouse was missing without contact, or when one spouse was abroad and had been expelled from the country. The court ruled that the unreasonableness required for dissolution under Article 115 is indeed met in situations where a spouse is completely missing and unreachable, or when a spouse is both abroad and subject to expulsion from the country.