Supreme Court of India
Lillu @ Rajesh & Anr. v. State of Haryana
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Held as under: "Even in cases where there is some material to show that the victim was habituated to sexual intercourse, no inference of the victim being a woman of "easy virtues" or a women of "loose moral character'' can be drawn.
Judgment, page 7
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c ss. 376, 506, 366 and 363 - Kidnapping and rape of a girl of 13 years - Conviction of four accused by courts below - Appeal by two convicts - One died pending appeal - Held: On the date of incident, victim was of 13 years and 9 months and was a student of 6th standard - To refute the same, no evidence has been led by accused-appellant - The said finding stood affirmed by High Court and in view thereof, it remains totally immaterial whether the prosecutrix was a . ' consenting party or not - The case does not present special features warranting any interference. CRIMES
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