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THE LEGAL STATUS OF MARITAL RAPE IN INDIA: AN EXAMINATION OF EVOLVING JURISPRUDENCE
The exception under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, which exempts a husband from being prosecuted for rape committed against his wife, remains one of the most archaic and controversial immunities in Indian criminal law.This paper investigates the legal status of marital rape in India thr
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