My wife and I are going through a difficult divorce. She accessed my emails without my permission, used the information in legal documents, and sent them to me. Can I get a court order to remove my private data from her computer? I also created a fake Facebook account to try and reach out to her, but she declined my friend request. Is this illegal? If she takes legal action against me, what could I face?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife and I are going through a difficult divorce. She accessed my emails without my permission, used the information in legal documents, and sent them to me. Can I get a court order to remove my private data from her computer? I also created a fake Facebook account to try and reach out to her, but she declined my friend request. Is this illegal? If she takes legal action against me, what could I face?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife and I are going through a difficult divorce. She accessed my emails without my permission, used the information in legal documents, and sent them to me. Can I get a court order to remove my private data from her computer? I also created a fake Facebook account to try and reach out to her, but she declined my friend request. Is this illegal? If she takes legal action against me, what could I face?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Accessing your emails without permission is illegal in India under the Information Technology Act, 2000. While you may be able to seek a court order for data removal, it is unlikely given your own actions. Creating a fake Facebook account to contact your wife can be considered harassment, which could lead to legal repercussions if she takes action.

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