Cheating
3 months ago
I was with my boyfriend for a year, and he cheated on me. Despite that, we got physically involved, and he promised to marry me. I have evidence, and I want to file an FIR. Will the police involve my parents in this?...I am legally 18
A.Dear Madam,
You may request the Police not to involve your parents in the issue. Since you are of just 18 years of age Police may afraid of dealing with your case unless some enquiries are made with your parents.
You may request the Police not to involve your parents in the issue. Since you are of just 18 years of age Police may afraid of dealing with your case unless some enquiries are made with your parents.
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A.Dear Client,
Any physical relationship which was established out of the false promise of marriage amounts to rape under section 376 of the IPC. From the fact what you are suggesting is one can assume that your boyfriend never had any intention of marrying you since day one.
If you want you can get an FIR registered in against him under section 376 of the IPC coupled with other sections like 354 (outraging the modesty of a women) and 506 (criminal intimidation).
Over here I would also like to apprise you of the fact that a failed relationship do not amount to rape and this is an established principle in the court of law. So if your boyfriend establishes this fact that your relationship is a failed relationship and not a forceful relationship like what you are saying in your story then he will be acquitted of the charges under section 376 of the IPC.
Also let me tell you that Section 376 is a non-compoundable offence which means this case can't be compromised in any condition. So if you are going ahead with this case then that means your relationship with him is over and now you wants to get him punished for his sins which he has done to you and your family.
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Any physical relationship which was established out of the false promise of marriage amounts to rape under section 376 of the IPC. From the fact what you are suggesting is one can assume that your boyfriend never had any intention of marrying you since day one.
If you want you can get an FIR registered in against him under section 376 of the IPC coupled with other sections like 354 (outraging the modesty of a women) and 506 (criminal intimidation).
Over here I would also like to apprise you of the fact that a failed relationship do not amount to rape and this is an established principle in the court of law. So if your boyfriend establishes this fact that your relationship is a failed relationship and not a forceful relationship like what you are saying in your story then he will be acquitted of the charges under section 376 of the IPC.
Also let me tell you that Section 376 is a non-compoundable offence which means this case can't be compromised in any condition. So if you are going ahead with this case then that means your relationship with him is over and now you wants to get him punished for his sins which he has done to you and your family.
Thankyou
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