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Husband cannot be prosecuted for ‘unnatural sex’ with wife: MP high court
A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape. A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual …
A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape. A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape.
Key takeaways
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- A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape.
- A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a
- minor) do not constitute rape. A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a
- husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape.
Background
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- served that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape.
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Why it matters
Why readers and decision-makers should care:
- A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a minor) do not constitute rape.
- A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a husband with his wife (not being a
- minor) do not constitute rape. A bench of Justice Milind Ramesh Padke observed that, sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a