Section 306 IPC

Wife not liable for husband's suicide due to her illicit relationship: Karnataka High Court
Employer's harsh decision not a ground to book him for employee's suicide: Delhi High Court
Jammu and Kashmir High Court grants relief to teacher blamed for student suicide
Person can't be booked for abetment of suicide for filing complaint against deceased: Kerala High Court
Suicide abetment case cannot be quashed on mere settlement between parties: Kerala High Court
Partner not liable for abetment of suicide due to love failure: Delhi High Court
Yardstick to examine abetment of suicide of wife can be different from that of husband: Kerala High Court
Not every case of suicide is due to abetment by someone; human mind is an enigma: Supreme Court
Wife can't be blamed for husband's suicide merely because she filed cruelty complaint: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Girlfriend cannot be booked if man dies by suicide due to love failure: Chhattisgarh High Court
Omission in framing charges does not disable court from convicting accused for proven offence: Supreme Court
Merely telling someone to ‘go and die’ will not amount to abetment of suicide: Telangana High Court
Meghalaya High Court disturbed by SIT finding that death of cop who detained trucks with illegal coal was suicide
Sarcastic remarks and harassment of wife by husband not 'abetment of suicide' per se: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
Matrimonial discord cannot be sole ground to attract offence of abetment of suicide: Calcutta High Court
School principal cannot be booked for abetting suicide of student who jumped off building after he reprimanded her: Calcutta High Court
Daughter demanding money from father will not attract offence of abetment of suicide: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court grants bail to 20-year-old booked after his "indifferent reaction" to girlfriend's pregnancy led to her suicide
High Courts can't quash abetment of suicide case citing monetary settlement with relatives of deceased: Supreme Court
[Section 498A] Husband forcing wife to accept his extramarital affair, asking money to sustain such affair is cruelty: Madras High Court
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