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‘When a woman is living with a man for years, there is no basis for repeated rape FIRs on the break of relationship’: Supreme Court
Commenting that where a woman is voluntarily living with and having a relationship with a man, and if the relationship is not going on now, she may commit rape on the same woman repeatedly (Section 376(2)(n) cannot be a ground for registering an FIR, the Supreme Court on Thursday granted ex-arrest bail to a person accused of rape on failure to fulfill the promise of marriage, in a relationship in which A child was also born.
The Court recorded the order, …
The complainant has voluntarily been with the appellant and had a relationship. Therefore, now if the relationship is not going on, it cannot be a ground to register an FIR for the offense under section 376(2)(n) IPC).”