Section 118 of BSA : Section 118: Presumption as to dowry death.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Rita was married to Rajesh for three years. During this period, Rajesh and his family constantly demanded additional dowry from Rita's parents, despite having already received a substantial amount at the time of marriage. Rita was subjected to severe mental and physical harassment by Rajesh and his family for not fulfilling their dowry demands. Tragically, Rita was found dead under suspicious circumstances in her marital home.

Application of Section 118: In this case, the court will presume that Rajesh and his family caused Rita's dowry death because it is shown that soon before her death, Rita was subjected to cruelty a...

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