The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation, by majority vote, upheld the local court's decision that giving the house key to one's own family, thereby violating the marital home's spiritual independence, constituted severe fault among the events leading to the divorce. In the dissenting opinion, it was argued that this conduct should be deemed forgiven once the wife later returned home and the key was taken back, and that the decision should therefore be reversed.
