The liberty of divorce is practically unrestricted, except by the elaborate laws respecting the division of property According to the Laws of Menu a woman may obtain a divorce among other reasons for the following: When her husband is poor and unable to support her ; when he is always ailing; when he does not work and leads an idle life; when he is incapacitated by reason of old age ; when he becomes a cripple after marriage. And a man may obtain a divorce if his wife has no male children, if she has no love for her husband, or if she persists in going to a house where he tells her she must not visit, and so on.