judgement
Subject : Criminal Law
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has acquitted a man accused of rape due to a lack of evidence of a false promise of marriage. The appellant, Hariom Shrivastava, was convicted by a trial court in Ujjain for raping a woman under the pretext of marriage. However, the High Court set aside the conviction, holding that the prosecution had failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the appellant had made a false promise of marriage to the prosecutrix.
Consent - False Promise of Marriage - Rape - Section 376(2)(n) of the Indian Penal Code - Misconception of Fact - Voluntary Consent - Mala Fide Intention - Breach of Promise - Whatsapp Chats - Hotel Records
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