There is no clear definition of habitual drunkenness, in terms of how much alcohol one must consume and how often he/she must consume it to establish this ground. However, the Supreme Court has stated that habitual drunkenness is “the fixed habit of frequently getting drunk; but it does not necessarily imply continual drunkenness.” The drunkenness must also have caused the breakdown of the marriage. A court will consider the individual facts and circumstances of the case in determining if a divorce on the grounds of habitual drunkenness is warranted.