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breaking marriage of disabled person


15-Feb-2025 (In Criminal Law)
can i sue my relatives who stopped my marriage with a girl because i was disabled? happened 6 years ago. mer and her both attempted suicide also
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Answer #1
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Well, you can definitely file a Civil Suit against your relatives for causing mental harrassment of both of you, compelling you & your girl to commit suicide. You can seek compensation from them for belating your marriage and an assurance too in court, that, they will not hinder your path of getting married with that girl.
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Answer #2
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I understand that your relatives interfered in your marriage due to your disability, causing immense emotional distress to you and your partner. Since this incident occurred six years ago, legal action depends on the applicable laws and limitation periods in your jurisdiction. If their actions involved threats, coercion, or defamation, you may explore legal remedies under civil and criminal laws. In some countries, preventing marriage based on disability may violate anti-discrimination laws and personal liberty rights under constitutional provisions. Additionally, if their interference led to mental harassment or abetment of suicide, it could be addressed under criminal laws. However, proving a case after six years may be challenging. We would need strong evidence, such as messages, witness testimonies, or medical records related to the suicide attempt. If you seek justice or compensation, we can evaluate whether a civil suit for damages or a human rights complaint is feasible. I recommend a detailed consultation to assess your legal options and the best course of action. Let me know if you wish to proceed with a legal notice or further action.
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Answer #3
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please have a personal consultation with us so that matter can be studied in detail without infringing your privacy rights contact us for more details. because case is sensetive. THANK YOU. ADVOCATE SUBODH INGOLE.
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