1) he cannot ruin your marriage life
2₹ keep chat messages as proof
3) don’t meet him alone but only in presence of family members
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Respected sir I am married.20 years before I had marriage.before my marriage i had mutual sex with a boy. He was in 12th std. I was elder( 25 years). Actually his mother and other family members were forcing me to marriage a boy who had no job. They were planning to spoil my life.Through her son I came to know all about it. He saved me from that. In return ,one day he came to my home and asked for sexual relation to save me from that .I was helpless as our family was dependent on them and they were very rich and political powerful . He really saved me from that problem. Now also I am in touch with that boy over phone occasionally as a brother and sister. My questions are 1. If I stop talking with him wheather he can spoil my family by giving any false case as I don't know wheather he kept some proof with him or not. 2. If he does so,what can I do 3.wheather I can take any action against his mother and family members 4. Is it necessary to keep all the chat message as a proof that we have brother and sister relationship. 5. Should I continue the brother and sister relationship.
Asked 1 year ago in Criminal Law
Religion: Hindu
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1. Since, the marriage was not taking place with that boy , hence he cannot take any legal action against you.
2. If he does so, then you can file a Rape case against him .
3. Yes, you can take legal action against them for interfering your matrimonial life
4. Yes, it will be fruitful and can be produce before the court , if he creates any problem
5. No.
You don’t have to worry just keep all the chats don’t file any complaint be calm
1. Having sexual relationship out of marriage with the boy is not a crime hence he cannot give any false or even true complaint in this regard to police because it will not be entertained since it is not an offence.
2. You can challenge it as per law.
3. If they have done any harm to you then you can take action against them.
4. You can show them before police in case you are being implicated in a false case by police.
5. It depends, better you avoid it.
Dear cient,
This sounds like a complex situation that must have been very difficult to navigate. If you're concerned about potential threats or blackmail from this person, it might be a good idea to document everything and keep evidence. However, if this person genuinely helped you out of a difficult situation without any ulterior motives, it's less likely they would take action against you or your family. Nevertheless, if you're worried about any potential repercussions, consulting with a lawyer with specific details of y case and evidence of the same could provide clarity on how to handle this situation while protecting yourself and your family. Maintaining occasional contact out of gratitude or as a sibling-like relationship is understandable, but if it's causing you distress or worry, it might be worth reevaluating the nature and frequency of your interactions. Trust your instincts, but also consider seeking professional guidance to ensure your peace of mind.
If someone threatens you with false accusations or blackmail, it's crucial to take specific steps to protect yourself and your family. Keep records of any communications or interactions that could be relevant. Save messages, emails, or any evidence that might refute false claims or show the nature of your relationship. Share your concerns with people you trust, such as family members or close friends. Having support and advice from those who care about you can be invaluable. If the relationship makes you uncomfortable or if you fear potential manipulation, consider distancing yourself gradually. This doesn’t necessarily mean abrupt cessation but gradually reducing interactions and establishing boundaries. If you receive explicit threats or feel unsafe, consider reporting the issue to the authorities. Blackmail and threats are serious offenses, and the police can provide assistance and guidance. You can reach out to us for further assistance
Actually my husband is against to keep contact with him.but because of fear I am in contact over phone and also when I go hometown I visited their house along with my husband as they keep on calling to visit their house. My husband is telling that ,if he does something ,I will do Maan Hani case against him .my questions are 1.wheather my husband can do Maan Hani case if he does something wrong. 2.or what he can do to help me.,, ? 3.wheather I can do Maan Hani case against him with the proof I have.,,,,(what's app conversation as brother and sister).
Asked 1 year ago
husband can file case against the guy if he assaults you or abuses you
2) you had sex with him 20 years back . no case is maintainable as on date against him
1. He can lodge a complaint against him for interfering the matrimonial life
2. You can also take legal action against him as well
1. If he is harming your husband then your husband can resort to proper legal action against him as per law.
2. You better keep away from him to avoid complicating the issues any further.
3. No those proofs will not be be sufficient for you to file a defamation case against him
Dear client,
1. "Maan Hani" cases or defamation cases can be complex and depend on the laws of your country or state. If the person you're in contact with were to do something that harms your reputation or causes damage, your husband might potentially explore legal options. However, mere contact or communication may not necessarily lead to such a case.
2. If you feel threatened or concerned about your safety due to this ongoing contact, it might be helpful to seek legal advice or support from local authorities. You could also discuss your concerns with your husband and try to find a mutual understanding regarding the situation.
3. Regarding your ability to file a defamation case against the person, it typically requires evidence of defamation or harm caused by false statements made publicly. WhatsApp conversations, especially if they depict a brother-sister relationship, might not be substantial proof for a defamation case, but it's advisable to consult a lawyer to understand the legal options available to you.
However, it's important to prioritize your safety and well-being in any situation. You can reach out to us for further assistance
He cant unless he is defamed.
yes you can do that against him