She can certainly file complaint of extortion against the guy 

she has to prove allegations made in the complaint 

Yes she can if there is a case of extortion made out 

No, it will not be maintainable if she is reported to have gifted him.

It's an infatuation hence she spent on him which in no way considered as a crime 

If exploitation or sex on promise of marriage occurred then certainly such complaint can be lodged.  

1. There is no bar against married women filing complaint against a man.
2. File complaint under Section 308 BNS in the Court of Magistrate. Offence is cognizable, non bailable, punishment  is for imprisonment up to seven years.
3. Avoid love angle in complaint to avoid any discord in marred life. Just claim him as friend.

Yes she can.

G.Rajaganapathy

Advocate

High Court of Madras

Yes, the married woman may have legal recourse against the unmarried man for exploitation or deceit. The following legal options may be available to her:

1. Criminal Complaint for Cheating (Section 415/420 IPC):
   If the man befriended her under the false pretext of love to extract money and gifts, this could amount to cheating. The woman can file a criminal complaint under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for inducing her to deliver property through deceitful means.

2. Criminal Breach of Trust (Section 406 IPC):
   If she can prove that the man-induced her to trust him and misuse her resources, she can claim this as a breach of trust.

3. Civil Suit for Recovery:
   The woman can also file a civil suit to recover the money and value of the gifts, provided she has evidence of the transactions and can establish that the money was not given voluntarily or without expectation.

However, it is important to consider the following:

• If she engaged in the relationship knowingly, and the transactions were made voluntarily without any express promise, it may weaken her case.
• Since she is married, the relationship could also attract social or legal scrutiny under personal laws regarding marital fidelity.

It is advisable for her to consult a lawyer to discuss the evidence and nuances of her case before proceeding legally.

Thanks and Regards,
Advocate Aman Verma, Legal Corridor.

Yes, based on the evidence available, criminal action can be initiated against that person on the grounds of fraud and misrepresentation.

Yes, she can go ahead and file a complaint with the local police station with all the evidences.

- Since, she is a married woman then her relation with the unmarried will not come under the provision of Relationship. 

- Hence, she cannot file any complaint for the cut off the relation by the man. 

- However, if she having proof of payment , then she can file a recovery suit before the Court for claiming the amount on the ground of friendship loan. 

1. Anybody can file a case for extortion against anyone if the offence has been committed..

2. However, from the facts stated by you, no case of extortion is made out. To extort is to get something by putting the other person in fear.