Dowry Law
If a person imposes or receives dowry or encourages or encourages or receives, he or she can be sentenced to five years imprisonment and not be punished with imprisonment for a term which is not less than one year or fine, or both. If a person claims direct or indirect dowry from a parent or guardian of a bride or groom, she will be extended for a term of five years and will be punished with imprisonment for a term of not less than one year or a fine or with both.
If a man's husband or husband's father, mother, guardian, relative or husband is attempting to death or death of a woman for dowry, or if she is seriously wounded or wounded by a woman, the husband, husband's father, mother, Parents, relatives or people - deathFor the attempt to execute death or death, a life sentence shall be punishable with imprisonment and in both cases the fine will be punishable with fine.
For serious injuries, life imprisonment will be punishable with imprisonment for a maximum period of not more than three years but for a minimum of five years, and the fine will be punishable with fine. For less than three years but for less than one year, for lesser wounds, a penalty of one year will be punishable with imprisonment and the fine will be punishable with fine.
