[Solved] The accused was convicted of bigamy having gone through ceremony of marriage within 7 years after she had been deserted by her husband. She believed in good faith that her husband was dead. In this case :

Q.	The accused was convicted of bigamy having gone through ceremony of marriage within 7 years after she had been deserted by her husband. She believed in good faith that her husband was dead. In this case :
A.	she cannot be convicted as she was ignorant about 7 years rule. Exclusive group for Judicial Services Preparation
B.	she can be convicted.
C.	she cannot be convicted as she is mistaken by the fact.
D.	she cannot be convicted of bigamy as she had been deserted by her husband.
Answer» C. she cannot be convicted as she is mistaken by the fact.

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