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MIts the “too much for police to enforce loophole”
Proceedings are unlikely to happen unless the police catches them in the act of production, restricting access is usually handled at the ISP sideMyes adding to that, while these are noted, reported by news and in some cases live streamed, they are at the end of the day oral conversations between lawyers and judges, so stuff which would be too informal for a judgement is common as observations, especially in the early procedural hearings like in this case – these are not and are not expected to be well thought out, but more or less whatever comes to mind – this is especially true because due to backlog these hearings are resolved quickly
you wont see all this in anything writtenMIn that case legal action will be difficult, but you can complain to the Principal with all the chats and such and that guy will atleast have to leaveMThis is wrong. Gang rape is only punishable by death in cases where the victim is a minor (albeit, in cases of rape the age criteria is below 12 and not below 18 for death).MCan he get away with it? Probably.
Will he be guilty of bigamy if he tries? Yes.
Will any subsequent marriage he does be invalid? Also Yes.Mhard for me to comment without a look at the order for this one
as to the case I talked about, it wasnt just one/two repeated attempt but many over a long periodM[https://www.livelaw.in/pdf_upload/stateofkeralavgreeshmaors-582510.pdf](https://www.livelaw.in/pdf_upload/stateofkeralavgreeshmaors-582510.pdf)Read the order if you’re really interested, goes into sentence from around pg. 520
TL;DR: murder was not only premeditated, but accused made multiple failed attempts before finally succeeding – this shows that even after many attempts there was no remorse; motive was quite horrible as she treated victim as merely obstacle in marriage, while victim was deeply in love
Mits a legal gray area
usually what happens is no one ends up in jail at the end, but the guy has to make his way till the High Courts
