Can my wife claim DV Act reliefs under these grounds?

Consumption of marriage is immaterial, marriage is material.  You wife can get the relief under the DV act whatever you have asked.

I do agree with Rajeev Sir.

Legally speaking,- you have to say,

'SHE TREATED YOU WITH CRUELTY'.

base of your complain should be that.

she treated with cruelty to her in laws, is not covered under the cruelty ground,of the Hindu marriage act.

Why you have not filed a petition under sec 9 of the hindu marriage act, for restitution of conjugal rights. if you have decided to divorce her then file a petition under sec 13(1) of HMA.

if you do not keep your side properly at court, she will get all the benifits.

Mr SUB, here is a clue for you. May please try,

DV Act, Sec.2. Definitions(a) "aggrieved person" means any woman who is, or has been, in a domestic relationship with the respondent and who alleges to have been subjected to any act of domestic violence by the respondent

The question is - when the said aggrieved person (wife) do not leave in her matrimonial home; how can she come within the DV Act?

Yes Gupta Sir has suggested good clue. I heard there is one ruling also that " If there is no domestic relation, No quetion of domestic violence arises". I am also in search of this ruling but unable yet.

mr. Gupta i suppose you have not gone through the contents of section u cited in fact word "has been"  used which makes the condition of Mr. GM more terrible. the only narrow escape through this section is given to the ladies of matrimonial home as mother in law and sister in law but all the men have been screwed.  

Ms Pooja,  please tell u of which sec?

Attn. Ms Pooja & Mr. SUB

yes, got it. "woman who is, or has been, in a domestic relationship" - Has been means 'continuing', as the case is in issue (i) she left the matrimonial home according to her own will, but filling DV case she witnessing that, she compailed to left the home. (ii) this complain comes after one year, of her left home. (iii) Mr SUB has the liability to his parents (iv) he has the right to 'love and affection' & take care, to her parents. It is his personal liberty under art 21 of the Constitution of India. (V) He failed to make a amicable atmosphere, in her home. (vi) It does not amount to a criminal act like DV act.

woman who is living in domestic relationship can file complaint / application aginst the male person & her in laws.Ur wife need to prove that domestic violence is committed then she is entitile for all relief.