'Alleged Suicide Note Doesn't Show Serious Fight Between Couple': Punjab and Haryana High Court Grants Pre-Arrest Bail to Wife Accused of Abetting Husband's Suicide
The Punjab and Haryana high court also noted that prima facie, as per the alleged suicide note, the husband was perturbed with the unwarranted desire of the wife, whereby, she had been insisting to reside separately from her parents-in-law.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently granted anticipatory bail to a wife accused of abetting the suicide of her husband. The court passed the order while observing that no serious fight in the recent past has been shown in the alleged suicide note. The Punjab and Haryana high court also noted that prima facie, as per the alleged suicide note, the husband was perturbed with the unwarranted desire of the wife, whereby, she had been insisting to reside separately from her parents-in-law. "In the said suicide note, it does not come out that when in recent past any serious fight/altercation took place between the petitioner and her husband or which act had instigated the deceased to commit suicide," Justice Sanjay Vashishth said. The court observed while hearing a pre-arrest bail of a woman who was booked under Section 108 IPC (Abetment of suicide). Runaway Couples Must Disclose Full Identity Details to Court in Protection Matters, Says Punjab and Haryana High Court; Registry Issues Notice.
HC Grants Anticipatory Bail to Woman Accused of Abetting Husband's Suicide
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