How does the Supreme Court define abetment of suicide in disapproving a marriage
The Supreme Court clarifies that disapproving a marriage does not amount to abetment of suicide.
- The Supreme Court has clarified that disapproving a marriage does not amount to abetment of suicide.
- Abetment of suicide involves instigating, engaging, or assisting someone to commit suicide.
- Mere disapproval or objection to a marriage does not fulfill the legal criteria for abetment of suicide.
- There must be a direct link between the act of abetment and the suicide committed by the victim.
- Disapproving a marriage, though emotionally distressing, does not meet the legal standard for abetment of suicide.
- The Supreme Court's clarification reinforces the importance of distinguishing between disapproval and criminal abetment in such cases.
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