My girlfriend, a Brahmin, and I, a Khandayat, had a serious relationship where we shared intimate moments. She promised to marry me, but now, both she and her family have changed their mind. I’m heartbroken and want her in my life, but if she refuses, I’m considering legal action. Is this something I can pursue in court?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My girlfriend, a Brahmin, and I, a Khandayat, had a serious relationship where we shared intimate moments. She promised to marry me, but now, both she and her family have changed their mind. I’m heartbroken and want her in my life, but if she refuses, I’m considering legal action. Is this something I can pursue in court?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My girlfriend, a Brahmin, and I, a Khandayat, had a serious relationship where we shared intimate moments. She promised to marry me, but now, both she and her family have changed their mind. I’m heartbroken and want her in my life, but if she refuses, I’m considering legal action. Is this something I can pursue in court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law does not recognize a promise to marry as a legal basis for a claim. While you may feel hurt and betrayed, a court cannot force someone to marry against their will. You can’t pursue legal action based solely on a broken promise to marry.

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