Madras High Court Rules Repeated Intimacy Does Not Imply Consensual Relationship

The Madras high court has ruled that repeated intimacy does not automatically constitute a consensual relationship, also cautioning youngsters and families about the risks of 'romance fraud' in online relationships.

15 Jul, 17:36 — 15 Jul, 17:36

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual47d ago

Repeated intimacy doesn’t mean consensual relationship, rules Madras high court

The court also cautioned youngsters and their families against ‘romance fraud’ and asked them to exercise utmost caution while getting into online or tech-facilitated relationships.

By KAUSHIK KANNAN

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