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Delhi HC: Mere Suspicion of an Affair does Not Meet Threshold of Section 306 of IPC - (15 May 2025)

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Delhi High Court has stated that with respect to charge under Section 306 IPC, the law requires a clearly discernible act of instigation, provocation, or intentional omission. Mere suspicion of an affair or even strained relations, without more, does not meet this threshold.

Tags : DELHI HIGH COURT   SECTION 306   SUSPICION OF AFFAIR  

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