Adultery was exposed to penalties about 150 years ago Penal Code 1860 exempting women from all responsibility for sexual offences. Although certain provisions of the Codes were updated over the duration and time specifications, there are still no adjustments to the provisions on adultery. The legislative requirements involved seem in constitutional but the interpretations of the judiciary seem to be favourable. This report measures the legislative and societal provisions of adultery in the 21st century. The rule of adultery is studied not only as a flaw but causes intimate relationships outside of the union. The legislation appears to support women but the law renders women more insecure in society, owing to its weakness, which often removes legal rights away from women. The article rationally defines the importance of amending the Code after examining the matter at both corners of the table.