Asante kwa maoni yako. Nachotaka kufahamu ni sheria imekaaje kuhusu tatizo hili. Isitoshe jee kiapo cha ndoa kilichotolewa dhehebu moja bado kitaendelea kuwa halali kama mmoja wa wanandoa baadaye aamue kujitoa kwenye dhehebu lake na kuingia dhehebu lingine?
Maelezo ya Kibongo mkuti yanatosha kwa maelezo zaidi angalia sehemu ya sheria ya ndoa hapa chini
d) Separation and Divorce (ss 99-101)
[PCh29s99]99. Right to petition for separation or divorce
Subject to the provisions of sections 77, 100 and 101, any married person may petition the court for a decree of separation or divorce on the ground that his or her marriage has broken down but no decree of divorce shall be granted unless the court is satisfied that the breakdown is irreparable.
[PCh29s100]100. Restriction on petition for divorce during first two years of marriage
(1) No person shall, without the prior leave of the court, petition for divorce before the expiry of two years from the date of the marriage which it is sought to dissolve.
(2) Leave shall not be granted to petition for divorce within two years of the marriage except where it is shown that exceptional hardship is being suffered by the person applying for such leave.
(3) An application may be made to the court under this section either before or after reference to a Board under section 101.
[PCh29s101]101. Requirement of prior reference to Board
No person shall petition for divorce unless he or she has first referred the matrimonial dispute or matter to a Board and the Board has certified that it has failed to reconcile the parties:
Provided that this requirement shall not apply in any case
(a) where the petitioner alleges that he or she has been deserted by, and does not know the whereabouts of, his or her spouse;
(b) where the respondent is residing outside Tanzania and it is unlikely that he or she will enter the jurisdiction within the six months next ensuing after the date of the petition;
(c) where the respondent has been required to appear before the Board and has wilfully failed to attend;
(d) where the respondent is imprisoned for life or for a term of at least five years or is detained under the Preventive Detention Act * and has been so detained for a period exceeding six months;
(e) where the petitioner alleges that the respondent is suffering from an incurable mental illness;
(f) where the court is satisfied that there are extraordinary circumstances which make reference to the Board impracticable.