You both were not married. She left you and hence you cannot file a case. Let it be over. Otherwise if she files a case your career would be spoiled. Therefore forget her.

You shouldn't take aby step and go about your job and lead your life normally. If she files any case then you should file all the documents and evidence in your support.

You can file a case of cheating and breach of promise to marry. But such kind of things are difficult to be proved in court. My advice will be to forget such woman and move on with your life

You cannot force girl friend to marry you 

2) you had consensual sex 

3) best to forget her and move on in life 

4) don’t file any cheating case against her 

5) she may in counter file false rape case against you 

If your girl friend files false case of rape against you then you should apply for and obtain anticipatory bail from sessions court 

1. Both of you entered into a relationship with your free consent and subsequently she fell out of love. No offence has been committed by her.

2. Hence, no case is made out against  her.

Definitely you have right.

File Cheating case against her but be careful she might file case of rape against you.

As in this case you have to consensual sex so you need not to worry about any complaint of molestation and however you need to take extra care to save yourself from this in case you are being different on the social media you come across to your nearest police station for the safeguard and give application in this regard so that in future this should be taken as an evidence.

There is no legal protection. 

Legally you can not do anything in love matters. 

If you really want to fight, be the first one to file a complaint. Section406IPC, breach of trust. File this.

But i would advise you to not to take any kind of burden on yourself , live happily and fight with consequences 

Dear Sir,

You may make use of any of the following tricks which are applicable to your case and be away from that girl.

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Live in Relationship Legal Supreme Court

The Supreme Court in Indra Sarma vs. V.K.V. Sarma defined live-in relationships in five distinct ways- A domestic cohabitation between an adult unmarried male and an adult unmarried female. This is the simplest kind of relationship.

A domestic cohabitation between a married man and an adult unmarried woman (entered mutually). A domestic cohabitation between an adult unmarrieda man and a married woman (entered mutually).

These two are the most complex grey areas of acknowledging live-in relationship. Furthermore, the second type of relationship mentioned is adultery which is punishable under Indian Penal Code.(Man only)

A domestic cohabitation between an unmarried adult female and a married male entered unknowingly is punishable under Indian Penal Code as well. A domestic cohabitation between two homosexual partners, which cannot lead to a marital relationship in India as no marital laws against homosexuality are defined yet.

Legal Status of Live-in

In most western countries there is a broader understanding of the idea of a couple in a relationship, which is evident in their legal recognition of prenuptial agreements, civil and domestic union of couples etc. However, it is not the same in India.

The Apex Court in so many of its judgments has stated that if a man and a woman “lived like husband and wife” in a long-term relationship and even had children, the judiciary would presume that the two were married and same laws would be applicable.

In another instance, the Apex court even declared that for a man and a woman in love to live together is part of the right to life and not a “criminal offence”. Therefore, live-in relationships are legal in India.

Difference between marriage and live-in relationship

Marriage:

The institution of marriage is a socially and ritually accepted union and a contract between spouses that institutes rights and legal obligations towards each other. In light of the diverse culture in India, separate laws have been formulated which lay down the procedure and guidelines for proper execution of marriages in various religions. Marriage laws have been created to provide remedies for disputes arising out of marriage in different religions.

In addition to the law of maintenance under personal laws, Section-125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure also provides for maintenance if the wife is cannot maintain herself. Women can also seek extra-maintenance apart from the maintenance received by her under any other law as per Section- 20 (1) (d) of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act.

Live-in relationship:

There is no law binding the partners together, and subsequently, either of the partners can walk out of the relationship, as and when they wish to do so.

There is no legal definition of live-in relationship, and therefore, the legal status of such type of relations is also unconfirmed. The right to maintenance in a live-in relationship is decided by the court by the Domestic Violence Act and the individual facts of the case.

Though the common man is still hesitant in accepting this kind of relationship, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act provides for the protection and maintenance thereby granting the right of alimony to an aggrieved live-in partner.

Protection against exploitation of women and children in live-in relationships

Marriage:

The institution of marriage is a socially and ritually accepted union and a contract between spouses that institutes rights and legal obligations towards each other. In light of the diverse culture in India, separate laws have been formulated which lay down the procedure and guidelines for proper execution of marriages in various religions. Marriage laws have been created to provide remedies for disputes arising out of marriage in different religions.

In addition to the law of maintenance under personal laws, Section-125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure also provides for maintenance if the wife is cannot maintain herself. Women can also seek extra-maintenance apart from the maintenance received by her under any other law as per Section- 20 (1) (d) of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act.

Live-in relationship:

There is no law binding the partners together, and subsequently, either of the partners can walk out of the relationship, as and when they wish to do so.

There is no legal definition of live-in relationship, and therefore, the legal status of such type of relations is also unconfirmed. The right to maintenance in a live-in relationship is decided by the court by the Domestic Violence Act and the individual facts of the case.

Though the common man is still hesitant in accepting this kind of relationship, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act provides for the protection and maintenance thereby granting the right of alimony to an aggrieved live-in partner.

Protection against exploitation of women and children in live-in relationship

Maintenance of lady partner

The right of maintenance is available to wives under all personal laws in India. However, none of the religions recognises and accept live-in relationships. Since no remedy is granted to women involved in a live-in relationship, Indian Courts have widened the scope of maintenance under the Criminal Procedure Code.

Therefore, Section- 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code has been provided to give a legal right of maintenance to lady partners in or out of a marriage.

Domestic Violence

The Domestic Violence Act was enforced as an attempt to protect women from abusive (physical, mental, verbal or economic) marital relationships. However, as per Section- 2 (f), it not only applies to a married couple, but also to a ‘relationship in nature of marriage’.

Therefore, considering all this even the Supreme Court in a couple of cases has allowed live-in relationships to be covered within the ambit of the law specified.

Children out of marriage

Partners living together for a long time may have kids together. However, live-in couples are not allowed to adopt kids as per the Guidelines Governing the Adoption of Children as notified by the Central Adoption Resource Authority. In case of dispute with respect to custody of the child, you may also consult a Child Custody Lawyer.

Legitimacy and inheritance rights of children

Inheritance rights of children are mentioned in Section- 16 of the Hindu Marriage Act, where the legal status of legitimacy is provided even to illegitimate children (those born out of marriage) for the sole purpose of inheritance. Therefore, inheritance rights have been granted to children born out of a live-in relationship. These rights are available in both ancestral and self-bought properties.

Custody and maintenance rights of children

The position on the maintenance rights of children out of marriage varies in personal marriage laws. For instance, under the Hindu Law the father has to maintain the child, whereas under the Muslim Law the father has been absolved of such an obligation.

However, under Section- 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code, remedy is available for children who are unable to claim maintenance under personal laws. Section- 125 provides a legal right of maintenance to wives, children.

You have already passed through trauma of divorce. 

Just forget about the fling with the girl  and move on.

Do not file any case against her, it may hit back very hard i.e., she may come up with all false cases against you viz., rape charges etc.

Reply to your second post:

Just forget the entire episode.

In case if she files any case against you, contest it on merits.

If she files either rape charges against you, immediately obtain Bail and go for Quash.

You cannot force her to marry you if she's not willing to marry you. 

She may under different circumstances at her home. 

Perhaps her parents might have pressurised her to ignore you or threatened her for marrying you against their wishes. 

Her parents may play a double game also in this due to which she is giving such statements. 

Whatever,  you cannot give any complaint about this against her with police. 

No such complaint is maintainable. 

You try to reach her through some other sources and find out the facts. 

If nothing works then you decide to ignore her, discard her relationship,  don't even bother about her. 

Since she has refused to marry you,  in my opinion,  she may not approach police or court with any complaint,  hence you may not worry on that aspect. 

Any complaint from your side in this regard will not be entertained or maintainable in law because there's no provision for that.

You may better ignore her and concentrate on your own business. 

There is no such law that will punish the girl in this case. Therefore it's better to move on in your life.

if she is planning to lodge complaint, you should immediately file a complaint to the local police station about the threats given to u by her and the apprehension that she may file a complaint against u and involve u in false case.
Also get the complaint drafted by a good lawyer or else u might land up behind bars as per the prevailing laws of the land.. 

1. She appears to be brainwashed by her parents and hence is not going to marry you. 

2. If that is so then you better stop chasing her as this may make her desperate and force her to lodge a complaint of rape to get rid of you. 

3. So its prudent for you to go away from her life and start your own. 

1. No you cannot file case against anyone for breaking up a love relationship with you. 

2. But she can surely file case against you for physical harassment and other charges like rape or outraging modesty of a woman.

3. My suggestion to you is to move on and stop every communication with that girl, if she loves you she will come back then you should ask her to marry you first otherwise don't talk to her.