@ Author
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Since 2006 when DV Act came into existence I have heard only following permutation - combination of Complaint suits under PWDVA, 2005;
· Wife filing against husband.
· Wife filing against SIL.
· Wife filing against brother.
· Wife filing against MIL and FIL as well as upon BIL
· A minor Daughter and a minor Son filing against Father via guardian (mother who was ex wife in instance quoted case)
· A MIL filing against DIL and Son.
· A MIL filing only against DIL (just happened 15 days ago in Chennai / Bangalore)
· A minor daughter who is in interim custody of mother pending parents litigation (DV / S. 498a IPC / S. 125 CrPC / S. 13 (1) (ia) (ib) HMA filing a suit against her own Mother.
2. Now if you tell readers that my advise was wrong and you disclose further that
you have succeeded filing DV Suit against your widow mother and uncles then I
must say you have created HISTORY in Family Law (DV Act) as of date.
3. However, for the benefit of readers as well as my benefit quote the Court and
actual parties name so that thousands of daughters (present and future readers
/ authors) may get benefited upon your landmark case Order and I am also
able to update in above permutations – combinations your scenario which shall
be now read down as below !
- Married daughter filing against widow mother and uncles and proves
mother's mental disorder in her widow mother and succeeds in a DV
Suit against them !
4. Well I am neither surprised nor contradicting what you announced today as able
to achieve but what my que. is that, in short span of few month sin Indian
Courts you were able to prove a highly technical mental disorder case and top it
with charges of Domestic Violence which is highly improbable is all I can comment
here.
But, if you already did all these then why ask the question as in your above
thread, hence I still say my reply is more correct than what is made to believe
factully by you as in a peer reviewed legal forum ?