divorce by admission
A legal term referring to a type of divorce where one party admits to the grounds for divorce, often used in uncontested divorce proceedings.
A divorce by admission is established when the other party admits to the grounds for divorce.
協議離婚 is a divorce by mutual agreement, whereas 認諾離婚 involves one party admitting fault.
調停離婚 is a divorce through mediation, while 認諾離婚 is based on admission without a contested trial.
Compound of 認諾 (にんだく, 'admission') and 離婚 (りこん, 'divorce'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the term is used in modern legal contexts.