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Any legal situation after consensual intimacy ?


04-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am a delhi based business man. couple of weeks age I went to a resort along with a few friends.There I got into a situation,where I get involved in physical intimacy with on of my friends wife.It was purely consensual. Some how the lady feel guilty and confesses to her husband.He is now threatening me to drag me tho the court and damage my business.Just I want to know is there any legal situation can occur here as we both consent for it?
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Answer #1
627 votes
1. If he ll drag you for adultery, that is not permissible now as it is declared unconstitutional as an offence. 2. If he and her wife file for Rape, that might be problematic for you. You need to have some evidences that suffice the consent of lady.
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Answer #2
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Answer #3
582 votes
You need to hire an expert advocate in this regard! Though it was genuine with mutual consent but still she can implicate you in section 376 …I would recommend you to get the apprehension drafted to be on the safer side .. thanks n b in touch
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Answer #4
924 votes
No.. As it was consensual.. Both were agreed and it wasn't forced. And now the adultry is also not punishable under law. It is a choice. But you can save the chats and recording if in case they file any case. You can produce them and show that they were threatening. And if you are facing any difficulties or threat from them, then you can file a FIR.
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Answer #5
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The legal implication depends on the situation. If the girl (friend's wife) agrees with the husband to file a rape case then if can create some problem for you. But even then they would have to prove forced behaviour by you. On the face of it- it seems that this can also be a scam wherein you have been dragged to hamper your & your business reputation.
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