My friend’s colleague had a relationship with a married woman. They were both serious about it and even thought about getting married. Now, the woman has changed her mind and says she can’t go through with it. My friend feels betrayed and wants to show the woman’s husband the evidence of their relationship â€“ pictures and messages from his phone. He wants to do it privately, not by sharing it publicly. My friend and this woman’s husband work for the same company, but in different locations. Would it be appropriate for my friend to show the evidence to the husband after his shift? Could this be considered unethical behavior according to company rules? Also, is it legally advisable to do this? The woman and her husband are Hindu.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My friend’s colleague had a relationship with a married woman. They were both serious about it and even thought about getting married. Now, the woman has changed her mind and says she can’t go through with it. My friend feels betrayed and wants to show the woman’s husband the evidence of their relationship â€“ pictures and messages from his phone. He wants to do it privately, not by sharing it publicly.

My friend and this woman’s husband work for the same company, but in different locations. Would it be appropriate for my friend to show the evidence to the husband after his shift? Could this be considered unethical behavior according to company rules? Also, is it legally advisable to do this? The woman and her husband are Hindu.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My friend’s colleague had a relationship with a married woman. They were both serious about it and even thought about getting married. Now, the woman has changed her mind and says she can’t go through with it. My friend feels betrayed and wants to show the woman’s husband the evidence of their relationship â€“ pictures and messages from his phone. He wants to do it privately, not by sharing it publicly.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It is not legally advisable for your friend to show the evidence to the woman’s husband, even privately. Doing so could be considered a breach of privacy and potentially constitute harassment, especially if the woman does not consent. This could also be considered unethical behavior, depending on the company’s rules. Sharing personal information without consent can have serious legal consequences.