Saw this

http://www.frontiersnews.com/index.php/2014-02-17-03-05-19/news/9400-man-seeks-divorce-over-wife-s-sex-refusal-violent-behaviour


Okay. Now, at what point do you take your spouse to court for refusing to sleep with you? How does that conversation even begin? And even if you DID take them to court, would you really want to be in bed with someone who’s only there via court order? Wouldn’t that take some of the enjoyment away?


Also, where’s your pride? Wouldn’t it be just a *little bit* embarrassing explaining to a judge, lawyers, and witnesses that you’ve gathered them all in that serious-looking courtroom because you’re not getting any? Wouldn’t it be easier to bribe, charm, or entice your spouse into bed with gifts, cash, or porn?
But then again, maybe it’s just me. I don’t see anyone else complaining or even remarking over that particular sentence. Maybe for the rest of the population, it’s perfectly okay to get a court order that demands marital sex. After all, wasn’t that the reasoning behind the Mututho Law

Sure you can sue your partner to court but I don't think any judge will issue an order to your spouse to perform his/her sèxual duties, that would be awkward, moreover I haven't seen or read any judgement asking spouses to perform their sexual duties. The only thing they know how to do is annul/dissolve/break marriages so far both parties involved in the union have proved beyond doubt their incompatibility.

Yes I can if am paying or paid for the sex.

bennyrazz: Sure you can sue

yes.......next topic Pls

The best way to sue your partner is to find another $£* partner. Daz all.