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Advocate Devashish Maharishi | Best divorce case lawyer in karkardooma Court Delhi

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Advocate Devashish Maharishi | Best Divorce case lawyer in karkardooma Court Delhi

Advocate Devashish Maharishi | Best Divorce case lawyer in karkardooma Court Delhi Feebi Gottam v. State of Karnataka, Criminal Petition No. 100661 of 2025, decided on 30-07-2025. Karnataka High Court: In a criminal petition filed by a wife seeking to quash a complaint and First Information Report (‘FIR’) in the case relating to abetment to suicide of her husband, a Single-Judge Bench of S. Vishwajith Shetty, J., quashed the FIR for abetment of suicide and held that the wife’s alleged torture and a statement in a suicide note that she ‘needs his death’ do not, in themselves, constitute a direct act of instigation necessary to establish the offence under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (‘BNS’). The Court referring to various Supreme Court pronouncements noted that to convict a person for abetment to suicide, an active act or direct act which leads deceased to commit suicide finding no other option is required and the act must reflect intention of the accused...