Supreme Court of India
Anurag Soni v. State of Chhattisgarh
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.90, 375 and 376 – Prosecution ca se that the prosecutrix was familiar with the accused-ap pellant since 2009 and there was love affair between them – Appellant establi shed physical relation with her on the pretext of marryin g her, however after keeping the prosecutrix and her family member s in dark for about two months, the appellant refused to marry the prosecutrix and performed marriage with another girl – Sessions Court convicted the appellant for the offence u/s. 376, IPC – igh Court confirmed the judgment – On appeal, held: Prosecutio n has been successful in
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