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June 27, 2026September 2, 2026

Card Fraud, Zero Liability and the 3-Day Window: What Every Indian Bank Customer Must Know

Your phone buzzes. A transaction alert: ₹15,000 debited. You didn’t make it. You call the bank. After twenty minutes on hold, an executive says: “The transaction was OTP-verified there is nothing we can do. Please file a police complaint.” This happens to thousands of Indians every day. Most accept it. They should not. Indian law

June 13, 2026June 16, 2026

Section 69 BNS: When Does a “False Promise of Marriage” Become a Crime and When Is It Just a Failed Relationship?

A relationship ends. Feelings turn bitter. And then, months or even years later, a First Information Report arrives recasting what was once a consensual relationship as a criminal deception. This is one of the most common patterns I encounter in criminal practice, and it sits at the heart of Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya

June 2026

Card Fraud, Zero Liability and the 3-Day Window: What Every Indian Bank Customer Must Know

Section 69 BNS: When Does a “False Promise of Marriage” Become a Crime and When Is It Just a Failed Relationship?

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Card Fraud, Zero Liability and the 3-Day Window: What Every Indian Bank Customer Must Know

Section 69 BNS: When Does a “False Promise of Marriage” Become a Crime and When Is It Just a Failed Relationship?