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MP High Court: Unnatural Sex With Wife Not Rape as Absence of Woman's Consent Immaterial - (03 May 2024)

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Madhya Pradesh High Court while noting that 'Marital rape' has not been recognised as an offence in India, has observed that any sexual intercourse, including unnatural sex by a man with a wife, won't amount to rape as the consent of the wife becomes immaterial in such cases.

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