This document discusses 7 court cases related to the rights of divorced wives under domestic violence laws. The key points are:
1) A wife remains an "aggrieved person" under domestic violence laws even after a decree of judicial separation from her husband, as the relationship continues. However, after a decree of divorce, the relationship ends and she would no longer be considered aggrieved.
2) An unsuccessful divorce filing by the wife does not affect her right to claim relief under domestic violence laws, as she remains the legally wedded wife.
3) A complaint under domestic violence laws is not maintainable after a mutual consent divorce decree, as the domestic relationship ends with the divorce.
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This document discusses 7 court cases related to the rights of divorced wives under domestic violence laws. The key points are:
1) A wife remains an "aggrieved person" under domestic violence laws even after a decree of judicial separation from her husband, as the relationship continues. However, after a decree of divorce, the relationship ends and she would no longer be considered aggrieved.
2) An unsuccessful divorce filing by the wife does not affect her right to claim relief under domestic violence laws, as she remains the legally wedded wife.
3) A complaint under domestic violence laws is not maintainable after a mutual consent divorce decree, as the domestic relationship ends with the divorce.
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This document discusses 7 court cases related to the rights of divorced wives under domestic violence laws. The key points are:
1) A wife remains an "aggrieved person" under domestic violence laws even after a decree of judicial separation from her husband, as the relationship continues. However, after a decree of divorce, the relationship ends and she would no longer be considered aggrieved.
2) An unsuccessful divorce filing by the wife does not affect her right to claim relief under domestic violence laws, as she remains the legally wedded wife.
3) A complaint under domestic violence laws is not maintainable after a mutual consent divorce decree, as the domestic relationship ends with the divorce.
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No. 1 Krishna 2016 (1) Rights of Divorced Wife Wife does not cease to be Bhatacharjee RCR (Crl) ‘aggrieved person’ because of Vs 152 decree of judicial separation. Once Sarthi (SC) decree of divorced status of Chaudhary parties becomes different but that and others is not so when there is a decree of judicial separation. There is a distinction between decree for divorce and decree of judicial separation. In the formal there is severance of status and parties do not remain as husband and wife. Whereas in the later, the relationship between husband and wife continues and has not snapped. 2 Parkash Crl. Appeal Rights of Divorced Wife Held – an unsuccessful divorce Nagardas No 320 of proceeding filed by the wife does Dubal Shaha 2016 not adversely affect her right to Vs DOD claim reliefs under the DV Act. Sou. Meena 22.04.16 Though wife filed divorce, which Prakash (SC) was rejected, she continues to be Dubal Shah the legally wedded wife and her and ors. application under DV Act remains maintainable. 3 Inderjit Singh 2011 (4) Rights of Divorced Wife Landmark Judgment. Where a Garewal RCR (Crl) 1 decree of divorce dissolving the Vs (SC) marriage by way of mutual St. of Punjab consent has been passed by a competent court, complaint under DV Act is not maintainable till decree of divorce subsists. Domestic relationship ceases on divorce. 4 Harbans Lal 2010 (7) Rights of Divorced Wife Domestic relationship between Malik RCR (Crl) aggrieved person and respondent Vs 1397 must be present and alive at the Payal Malik (SC) time of filing complaint. So as to entitle wife for reliefs. 5 JUVERIA 2014 (4) Rights of Divorced Wife Held – an act of domestic ABDUL RCR (Civil) violence once committed, MAJID PATNI 570; subsequent decree of divorce Vs. ATIF Law Finder will not absolve the liability of IQBAL Id # 624870 the respondent from the MANSOORI (SC) offence committed or to deny benefit to which the AP is entitled under the DV Act including monitory relief u/s 20, Child Custody u/s 21, Compensation u/s 22 and Interim Relief u/s 23 of the Act. 6 Hema Rawal 2015 (2) Rights of Divorced Wife Where wife has challenged ex- Vs RCR (Crl) parte decree of divorce, means Prashant 195 that divorce decree has not Sharma (P&H) become final. Until and unless decree of divorce becomes final, wife falls under the scope of ‘aggrieved person’ as matrimonial relationship is alive and sustaining. Such wife is entitled to reliefs under DV Act. 7 Abhishek Crl. Misc. Rights of Divorced Wife DR between AP and respondent Sharma No.M-29910 must be present and alive at the Vs of 2014, time when complaint under DV Shweta DOD Act is filed. If this relationship is Sharma 24.04.15 not alive on the date when (P&H) complaint is made, DR cannot be said to be there.