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Fraud by a girl in the context of the marriage.


16-Mar-2026 (In Criminal Law)
A girl in the context of marriage asked me for financial support as loan(Have all transaction detail as done online). Where as she was sending the money to her boyfriend. She had committed to marry me (She had talked to my parents on call regarding it) also having her chats till now. Now she is distancing from me and and I found out she lied to me about this. I want to know what legal action should i take and how to proceed with it.
Answers (5)

Answer #1
795 votes
hello Sir as per queryraised by you, this is a simple case of cheating you are required to immediately file a complaint where these incidents occurred before some false allegations are levelled against you please contact us thanks
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Answer #2
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if a girl has extort money from you under the pretext of getting married in future you can file a criminal complaint against her in cheating and criminal breach of trust alongwith other relevant laws and acts. you can also send her notice to get back your money from her.
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Answer #3
500 votes
Only submitted content is not clearing the full story. For giving a proper and useful advice all the facts should be known. So provide all information about all transactions you have done and all conversation with her.
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Answer #4
687 votes
there are two remedies .the first one is criminal in which you can represent your complaint for fruad and criminal breach of trust (under section - 318 bns/420 IPC ) to police station against that girl .On other hand, there is also a civil remedy available in which you can file a Suit for Recovery of Money in the civil court .For the further details in the brief you can consult to me
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Answer #5
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If it is proved that the girl took money from you on a false promise of marriage with dishonest intention from the beginning, it may amount to cheating (Section 420 IPC) and possibly criminal breach of trust (Section 406 IPC). Since you have transaction records and chats, you can: 1. Send a legal notice for recovery, and 2. File a criminal complaint if there is no response. You may also file a civil suit for recovery of the loan amount.
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