My family and I were talking to a boy for marriage, and after almost 5-6 months, he got engaged to someone else without telling us. When we asked, he and his family said they had another girl in mind, an NRI. But she needed more time to decide, so they used me to make her jealous and hurry things along. I want to take action against them because they played with my self-respect and made a mockery of my feelings and my family’s.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My family and I were talking to a boy for marriage, and after almost 5-6 months, he got engaged to someone else without telling us. When we asked, he and his family said they had another girl in mind, an NRI. But she needed more time to decide, so they used me to make her jealous and hurry things along. I want to take action against them because they played with my self-respect and made a mockery of my feelings and my family’s.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family and I were talking to a boy for marriage, and after almost 5-6 months, he got engaged to someone else without telling us. When we asked, he and his family said they had another girl in mind, an NRI. But she needed more time to decide, so they used me to make her jealous and hurry things along. I want to take action against them because they played with my self-respect and made a mockery of my feelings and my family’s.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

While there is no specific law against “playing with your feelings,” you may be able to pursue legal action for damages caused by their deceitful conduct. However, proving their intent to manipulate you and the resulting harm would be challenging, and the outcome is uncertain. Consider seeking legal advice to assess your options and potential claims.

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