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A Mangaluru doctor dated a fellow doctor for 7 years, they split over caste differences, she filed a case accusing him of sex on false promise of marriage; Karnataka HC quashes case, says a consensual relationship turning sour is not a false promise of marriage
A seven-year relationship between two doctors ended over caste differences without marriage. The man faced allegations of deceit regarding a promise of marriage that was consensual. The Karnataka high court reviewed the case and noted the relationship was not based on deceitful means. The court emphasized that a souring relationship does not equate to an offense under the law. Consequently, the court quashed the criminal proceedings against the doctor.
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7 years together, no marriage: Karnataka high court quashes abuse case against doctor
Karnataka high court provided relief to a doctor after a seven-year consensual relationship turned sour. The court quashed criminal proceedings against the doctor, concluding the relationship lacked deceitful elements. It noted the couple's relationship preceded the introduction of Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The court emphasized that a promise of marriage must include the intent to fulfill it.
Bengal CM defends decision to shift stampede injured to private hospital, cites better care
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Karnataka HC refuses to drop charge of culpable homicide not amounting murder against father in fatal accident caused by minor son
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Greater Bengaluru Authority receives over 1,500 objections to tree felling for Hebbal Short Tunnel
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