Dv act 2005

1. No.

2. Process followed by her is exactly as per books.

3. Don't get irritated on the process flow mentioned in The Act, 2005 that she exactly followed just retain your replies consistencies on all materials of records whose copies you are receiving one by one and don't delay from your side and request Court to proceed now on prime facie Protection Orders arguments as well as discharge pleas for some arreyed family  members can also be taken if sufficient materials not their on record and also you may seek exemption of appearance for senior citizens arreyed and assurance of their presence as and when required may be also prayed at this stage instead of doing these two after 4-7 years.

Happy to hear that for once via this forum info. a aggrieved wife has exactly followed the Rules by the books.


Take:

See DV Act, 2005 is mother of S. 125 CrPC, sister to IPC and daughter of Punjab Police Rules and grandmother of CPC all rolled into one great Bible for metro wife’s bedside reading in contemporary India. So understand its wide interpretations and play your cards accordingly.

Dear Tajobsindia and Ravi Sir,

Thank you very much for providing the guidance in the matter.

Now we will submit reply of her application under section 23 in next date and she will receive it.

Then  how she will proceed or What will be in next adjournment from the court side.Kindly guide.

Since the case is on board therefore Kindly inform me in short , step by step ,the full procedure of the court right from the issuance of the notice

1. She may file Rejoinder.

2. Court may ask parties to proceed for Oral arguments.

3. Protection Orders on specified relief under various Sections used may be passed.

It is the same as what happened in her S. 125 CrPC, nothing differently matter proceeds under DV (The Act, 2005) and your earlier experience in S. 125 CrPC applies here too!