Rape Acquittal No Bar To Civil Remedy For False Marriage Promise, Woman Can Claim Civil Damages: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court held that a woman’s civil claim for damages over a false promise of marriage can proceed despite the accused’s acquittal in a rape case, observing that technical acquittal does not extinguish civil liability entirely.

Consensual Relationship Cannot Be Treated as Rape Just Because Couple Didn’t Marry Immediately: Jharkhand High Court

The Jharkhand High Court ruled that a consensual relationship between two adults cannot automatically become a rape case due to delayed marriage. The Court acquitted Aalim Ansari, setting aside his conviction and seven-year sentence under Section 376 IPC.

MP High Court Rejects Rape Claim: “Married Woman Cannot Say Consent Taken Over False Promise To Marry”

The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that a married woman cannot claim rape based on a false promise of marriage. The Court quashed the case, stating her consent was not obtained under “misconception of fact.”

Supreme Court: “No Rape On False Promise To Marry When Adult Parties Had Consensual Relations For Years”

The Supreme Court quashed a rape case, ruling that consensual relationships between adults spanning years cannot be labeled as rape due to an unfulfilled promise to marry. The court emphasized the absence of criminal intent under Section 376 IPC and upheld its consistent stance on such matters while ensuring the confidentiality of the parties involved.

Man Acquitted In Rape Case by Madhya Pradesh High Court.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court acquitted a man convicted of rape due to a false promise of marriage, citing mutual consent and lack of evidence. The case, revolving around a couple’s relationship formed on a matrimonial website, shed light on legal complexities in online relationships. This judgment sets a precedent in understanding consent and promises in the digital age.