Yes you can sue him for making you aborted forcefully and for breaking relationship as cheating and get a direction to ask him to marry you.there is a wrong on your side without marriage you shouldn't have gone into such relations and you should have use safety measures

Dear Client,

You are advised to approach your Station House Officer through your written representation stating about all the facts and circumstances. The Station House officer call him and will conduct counselling. You demand for marriage, if he refuse a cheating case and other related cases for his offences against you shall be registered . If possible find any Women Organisation to help you in your crisis to get justice.

1. You cannot sue a person for calling off the relationship with you. No law commands that a relationship, after coming into inception, should continue forever. You had sex with him out of your own free will. Your statement of facts does not anywhere mention that you were forced to abort.

2. Did you live with your boyfriend for 2 years? If yes, you can sue him for financial support as a long live partakes the character of marriage. If there was no live in then you have no legal remedy available to you.

3. Did he promise to marry you? If yes, why has he backed out now? Only and only if he made a false promise of marriage to you the legal remedy of filing a case for rape accrues to you.

1) you are educated and you ought to have refused to have sex before marriage with your boy friend .

2) it was consensual sex and today if your boy friend refuses to marry you then you cannot take any action against him .

3) SC has held that failed consensual relationship between adults does not amount to rape

Hi, you have to lodge a police complaint that he has cheated you and he promise to marry you and then only you have given consent for the sex and now he is refusing to marry you.............You had given consent for sex that he will marry you or other wise you will not venture for this type of relationship and it amounts to rape it is my opinion lodge police complaint first.

1. You have not mentioned whether he had promised you marriage or not for which you agreed for his proposal to have s*x,

2. If you had consentual s*x with your BF, then you have no reason to agitate for your physical problem derived from both of your s*xual act,

3. You two had no legally acceptable relationship. If he now wants to break up, he is free to do that legally though civilised world expects him to be by your side during your present traumatised days,

4. Unless it is a fact that you agreed to have s*x with him with the promise of future marrisge which he is denying now, you have no valid legal ground to agitate for.

you only have remedy to charge him for rape as you have consented for sex only his promise of marriage. rest no other legal remedy is available on your part

It was consensual sex and if your boy friend refuses to marry then you cannot take any action against him .

SC has held that failed consensual relationship between adults does not amount to rape.So, you can not charge him for rape.However, in case you had live-in relationship for two years, then you can file case under DV Act for sexual abuse and claim compensation from him.

Dear Querist

if there is only live-in-relationship then you may only file a case for maintenance. but if there is any promise of marriage and he is not ready now then you may file a criminal complaint against him under section 376/493 of IPC for rape and false promise of marriage.

if you will go for any case as forceful abortion then you will also be prosecuted if there is your consent too for this abortion. if there is no consent from your side then you may file a criminal case under section 312/313 of IPC against him before criminal court.

You may also file a case under domestic violence act and claim, maintenance, residence, medical facility & compensation for domestic violence.

Dear Client,

You cannot charge the person of rape because there judgement of Supreme Court Judgement wherein the Court has observed if a man has consensual sex with a woman with the intention to marry her, then it cannot be termed as rape, even though the marriage does not take place.

Thus, you can file a case under Domestic Violence act, Section 420 and further file a case for maintenance.

1.You have limited remedies under domestic violence act.

2. you can file criminal case and prosecute him under section 354, 420 IPC.

3. The Supreme Court on held that if a man has consensual sex with a woman with the intention to marry her, then it cannot be termed as rape, even though the marriage does not take place.

4. above principle does apply in the case where the accused had actually wanted to marry the victim, or had mala fide motives, and had made a false promise to this effect only to satisfy his lust, his act falls within the ambit of cheating or deception.

5. you can't prosecute him for the offence of rape.

1. yes, u can sue him in court for causing emotional trauma and mental torture to you and can claim huge damages amount from him.

2. in live-in relationship the chances of legal actions are very remote.