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” Highlights Consent in Adult Relationships and Completeness of Investigation

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Delhi High Court Grants Bail to Accused in Alleged False Promise of Marriage Case: "Inducement or Deception Can Only Be Determined After Trial," Highlights Consent in Adult Relationships and Completeness of Investigation
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail to Accused in Alleged False Promise of Marriage Case: “Inducement or Deception Can Only Be Determined After Trial,” Highlights Consent in Adult Relationships and Completeness of Investigation

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court, in its judgment dated February 12, 2025, granted regular bail to the accused in a case filed under Sections 376 (rape) and 313 (causing…
Posted by Rawlaw February 12, 2025

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