1) since your marriage has been called off return all presents etc received at the time of engagement . also offer to bear the expenses incurred by your ex fiancee parents fopr the marriage .

2) as far as hacking her email id is concerned please note it is an offence under Section 66 of IT act

66. Hacking with Computer System. –

(1) Whoever with the intent of cause or knowing that is likely to cause wrongful loss or damage to the public or any person destroys or deletes or alters any information residing in a computer resource or diminishes its value or utility or affects it injuriously by any means, commits hacking.

(2) Whoever commits hacking shall be punished with imprisonment up to three years, or with fine which may extend up to two lakh rupees, or with both

Accessing someone's email ID without his or her consent is violation of privacy and part of crime under INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT, 2000.

Section 66 says: Hacking with computer system.

(1) Whoever with the intent to cause or knowing that he is likely to cause wrongful

loss or damage to the public or any person destroys or deletes or alters any information

residing in a computer resource or diminishes its value or utility or affects it injuriously by

any means, commits hack:

(2) Whoever commits hacking shall be punished with imprisonment up to three years,

or with fine which may extend upto two lakh rupees, or with both.

IN your original query you had mentioned that you had cracked her password . if you had hacked her password it is an offence under IT act but bailable .

if your ex fiancee had given you her passwords for her email id and you had accessed her emails with her consent it would not fall within ambit of Section 66 of IT act

It looks she consented for it. However, even then you cannot use the info to disgrace her or malign her dignity. So if she feels you used the accessed data for the purposes other than she gave her consent for, she can proceed for legal action.

You may then defend yourself that it was not hacked as she consented and gave her id to access her mails but that may not be so easy to prove as she would definitely deny about giving her consent but she has to prove her case to succeed.

Dear Querist

as per your information as you are not willing to do this marriage then said to her and her parents regarding your wish and reason if possible and break the engagement but before this you should send information cum complaint to higher authorities as Coomissioner of Police/SSP, NCW, NHRC..... regarding the record only and not to take any legal action.

after that you can do that.

the concerned regarding your email hacking you may be prosecuted u/s 66A of It Act and its a cyber crime if you hack her email ID without her consent.

Hi,

if in case of an arrest in this matter the charge will be non bailable, so it is better to try for anticipatory bail if you apprehend the FIR and arrest.

There is no point in pondering on what action next as the FIR or charges will be based on accessing to the mail and whether it is with consent or without will not be asked now, the FIR will be based n the complaint and the evidence is that it was accessed. So if you think they are planning to proceed , engage an advocate, check with the cyber cell to find out any cyber complaint has been lodged.

In this case you can file a petition that she has cheated you with the evidence and to put off you from the marriage and claim damages. File a criminal case for cheating against her and her family before they try to take action give a petition to track all her network details

it is saying that offence is best way of defence. better you file case for against her & family. this will also help in defending if she file any case afteward

Hi, it is better you can called off marriage as the marriage is in initial stage and only engagement........ it is better you can called off your marriage and if she file any complaint then you better file an anticipatory bail.

Hello,

What you can do is to try finding out what is the nature of the complaint they have filed.If IT section 66 isinolved based on the complaint it would be difficult for you to prove you have not hacked into the email account.

It is advisable although you have valid reasons for calling off the marriage to initiate a dialogue with the girl's family and sort things out.This can involve offering to reimburse any expenses they have incurred for the engagement.The fact that you are calling off the marriage and the access to the facebook account are both incriminating .Engage a lawyer locally so that you can get get ready guidance and help if you need to apply for bail in case of arrest.

1. You have committed a punishable offence by cracking her password as you mentioned in your original query,

2. Since you could hack in to her email by cracking her password, it seems that you are acquainted with Computer and internet and for that you must already be aware that it will not be difficult for the cyber sell of local police to detect whether you have hacked in to her email by cracking her password or just entered into her email with the password purportedly given by her,

3. I suggest you to try to settle the matter amicably.