The Punjab & Haryana High Court affirmed the acquittal of defendants in a 2002 case of abetment to suicide, noting that a woman's death by suicide in the matrimonial house does not, by itself, make her in-laws and husband responsible for harassment and abetment to commit suicide. According to reports, the deceased committed suicide in her marital home in 2002 as a result of harassment stemming from a dowry demand. In 2006, the trial court found the defendants not guilty after they had been detained following the woman's father's complaint. HC on Wife Paying for Husband's Travel: Karnataka High Court Overturns Family Court's Order Mandating Woman to Pay for Husband’s Travel From US in Divorce Case.
HC on Suicide by Wife
Woman’s Suicide In Matrimonial Home Doesn’t Automatically Make Husband, In-Laws Liable For Harassment, Abetment: Punjab & Haryana High Court @AimanChishti https://t.co/IpKFNjaKUL
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