New Delhi – The Supreme Court passed a judgement that in a live-in relationship, a consensual physical relationship cannot be considered rape.
Consensual sex in a live-in relationship can't be categorized as rape, says Supreme Court.https://t.co/89NW75tHgJ
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) March 2, 2021
1. The Supreme Court observed that in a prolonged live-in relationship over many years if either the man or woman does not agree to a conclusive marriage, then an allegation of rape by one on the other does not hold good.
2. Two people who were working together in a call center were in a live-in relationship for five years. The man then went on to wed another woman. In retaliation, his former companion filed a rape case against him, claiming that he had raped her for 5 years under false promise of marriage.
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