Assertion: adultery's spouse | /r/CapableOf | admit to the affair
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text: There is nothing unusual about the type of evidence required; however, the evidence will be considered sufficient if the adulterous spouse admits to the affair (see for example d’Entremont v. d’Entremont), or if the third party with whom the spouse is having the affair gives evidence attesting to the fact (see Vickers v. Vickers).
text: Moreover, even a third party’s testimony that the cheating spouse admitted the affair after it happened isn’t enough to establish the ground of adultery for a divorce.
text: There is nothing unusual about the type of evidence required; however, the evidence will be considered sufficient if the adulterous spouse admits to the affair (see for example d’Entremont v. d’Entremont), or if the third party with whom the spouse is having the affair gives evidence attesting to the fact (see Vickers v. Vickers).