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UI will suggest consult a lawyer if you’re worried otherwise his story is only as strong as yours. You have no proof that your father loaned him that money, neither he has any proof that he gave you that money as a loan or that your story is false.UDo you have any proof or witness thay your father loaned him that money or that when he gave you the cheque it was to repay the loanULook I’m no lawyer but it’s common sense. He wrote your name on it, signed it and gave it to you. That must mean something right?UThe money belongs to your father and therfore it belongs to you after he died. Let him make threats. Going through and taking legal action will only cost him more moneyUReport the content to the social media platform if you feel it’s hate speech, offending or any other appropriate option given by them. If they find it is in violation they’ll remove it.URecently some case came up where the courts said the husband is violating the wife’s right to privacy because he has been recording all of their conversations for years.
I think they were just shocked by the fact that the husband wasn’t going to take any risks 😅 and given the current system one shouldn’t either. I’ll try to look it up and link here. Please remind me if i forget.
But this argument is pretty vague i think. If such is the case the police shouldn’t tap anyone’s calls, track them or anything. If you find someone is doing something illegal you’re not supposed to report them. I think this judgement will be contested and overturned. But let me find that particular case first because the judgements depend on case to case basis too.
UCan she file cases against him? Yes.Do they have any strong base? No. Firstly, she can’t do any false promise to marry or anything because they were never intimate and even if they were you are guilty only if you wanted to use her from the beginning. Backing out of a marriage due to family reason is not the same as that.
Even if she commits suicide, your brother and your family won’t be guilty. You are responsible for someone’s suicide only if you compelled her to commit it. If she cannot handle a breakup that’s not your problem.
Lastly, threatening someone with suicide is illegal. You have to get those proofs, get a lawyer and get restraining orders against her and her family.
UWhy elope? If you get married then there’s nothing he parents can do. Btw both of you are of same religion right? (Given the current political scenario)UIf you guys marry before eloping then it should be little problem i think. No one will believe that she first married someone, planned to elope (as per your proof) and then the boy kidnaped her and she was under his persuasion the whole time
