Can the husband challenge its maintainability in court?
Can the husband challenge its maintainability in court?
MrDinoMorea (O) 07 August 2013
Rashid Ali (own practice as a criminal lawyer) 08 August 2013
no you cant
Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA) 08 August 2013
As per Bhanot's judgment, DV has retrospective effect.
Regards,
NGOKC (pm) 09 August 2013
@shonee is n't as per current law in no crminal case victim can file a complaint after a period of maximum punishment which is three years in case of DV
Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA) 09 August 2013
:-) No. It is not so, if the delay is properly explained cases can be filed even after that.
Regards,
498a_dv_Crpc125_hma24_victim (unemployed) 09 August 2013
Check the recent Mumbai High Court Judgment od Roshan Dhalve jugdment
498A__misused (Sec) 09 August 2013
so what is final answer ..can DV be filled after 1 year of seperation ...and can DV be filled with in 3 year of seperation?
Nadeem Qureshi (Advocate/ nadeemqureshi1@gmail.com) 10 August 2013
no the DV can not file after one year. read sc indrjeet sahni case
Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA) 12 August 2013
I still disagree. Read Bhanot and Inderjit Singh Sahani judgments, you would know.
Reformist !!! (Other) 19 August 2013
so much confusion
498A__misused (Sec) 29 September 2013
Experts - Please resolve this query and advise ?
ashoksrivastava (scientist) 29 September 2013
This matter has been discussed in detail in the following thread https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Time-frame-to-file-dv-case-after-physical-separation-81330.asp
regards ASHOK
Suresh AV (NA) 07 August 2015
Coming up bit late here -and people are still confused (Need expert advice)
SC judgement (Bhanot 2012) came after couple of months SC gave it's verdict on DV limitation on Inderjit Singh Grewal
SC Judgement : V.D.Bhanot vs Savita Bhanot on 7 February, 2012 (https://indiankanoon.org/doc/23917789/)
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Which judgement stands valid ? Assuming recent Judgement overrides older SC judgement then SC must have mentioned it specifically. Isn't it ?
Suresh
Kaatu Poochi (Kaatu Poochi&Co) 07 August 2015
s kumar (not) 08 August 2015
Please provide links for all the orders please, it will be esy to proof