Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 _ Section 19 _ Widow _ Property of deceased husband _ Commercial premises _ Possession of property _ Section 19 does not make any provision for granting injunction or any order for possession of any commercial premises in favour of the aggrieved party.
Smt.Banu Hashim Warunkar Vs. Abdul Rahiman Amin Warunkar & ors. 2010 (9) LJSOFT (URC) 3
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Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 _ Section 12 _ Amendment of application _ Proceeding under the D.V. Act are of the quasi civil nature _ In such proceeding the court would have power to allow amendment in an application and written statement.
Raosaheb Pandharinath Kamble & ors. Vs. Shaila Raosaheb Kamble and others 2010 (6) LJSOFT (URC) 24
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Protection of Women From Domestic Violence Act, 2005 _ Divorced woman _ Maintainability of application _ Provisions cannot be interpreted so as to mean that only subsisting domestic relationship _ Even if the woman was in the past in a relationship she would be entitled to invoke the provisions of the Act of 2005 _ Relationship by consanguinity, marriage, etc. would be applicable to both the existing relationship as well as the past relationship and cannot be restricted to only the existing relationship _ Petitioner though divorced continued to stay in the shared household till she was allegedly forcefully evicted by Respondent No.1 _ She would be entitled to invoke the provisions of the Act of 2005.
Smt. Bharati Naik Vs. Ravi Ramnath Halarnkar & anr. 2010 (8) LJSOFT (URC) 144
