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Supreme Court: Mere Abduction Won’t Attract IPC Section Against Forced Marriage - (02 May 2018)

Supreme Court has said that mere abduction of a woman does not bring an accused under the ambit of Section 366 of IPC and that it must be proved that the accused abducted the woman with the intent that she may be compelled to marry against her will or forced or seduced to illicit intercourse.

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