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The Karnataka High Court quashed charges against a Kodagu homestay owner linked to a U.S. national rape case, citing the repeal of the Foreigners Act. The court emphasized that criminality cannot arise from a law that no longer exists. This ruling highlights the importance of legal clarity and the implications for foreign nationals in India.
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