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Court Acquits Pune Man, Stating Food Should Be Requested, Not Treated as Dowry

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In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has acquitted a 33-year-old agriculturist from Pune, previously convicted by lower courts on charges of dowry-related demands and physical assault. The court determined that the man’s dissatisfaction over not being served food on silver plates during the marriage was a fleeting concern and did not constitute a legitimate dowry demand. Furthermore, the court noted that the couple later cohabited amic…

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Bombay High Court Acquits Pune Man in Dowry Case: ‘Demanding Food on Silver Plate Not Dowry’ - PUNE PULSE

Pune/Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has acquitted a 33-year-old agriculturist from Pune in a dowry harassment and assault case, overturning the verdicts of both the Magistrate and Sessions Courts that had previously convicted him. The case stemmed from a complaint filed by his wife, a government clerk, who alleged physical and mental harassment by her husband

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