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Apeal Against Domestic Violence


04-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife file a private complaint in court after the 9 month of dowery case. Bcz I was not agree to compromise with her. She wants to take money from me and then I choose to fight the case and facing the trail of 498A. I appeal into Session court against the charge sheet against me and my parents. and its pending in session court from last 1year. I have lot of proofs and recording and videos. it was totally a well planed case against me and my family. now after 9 months of dowery case, she filed DV case in court against me and my family, So I want to challenge this case also. SO can you plz tell me how I can file a appeal in Session or trail court against the DV case on me ,
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Answer #1
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Hi,it is advisable to file a revision against the summoning order in sessions court ..The revision can be filed once the lower court issues summons to the respondents..You can contact me for further legal assistance over your query..
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Answer #2
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Hi Sir, You can challenge the proceedings all together in quashing petition in Hon'ble High court. If you are saying that you have sufficient proofs, it is advisable to go for quashing of your 498-a If the same is quashed depending upon proof etc, you need not to challenge every case filed by her For more details please feel free to contact Thanks Adv Dr Preeti
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Answer #3
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As per the facts stated by you, you and your wife are living separately for more than 1 years henve we can challenge the petition of DV act on the ground that it an afterthought of some legal brain just to harass you and extract money from you
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Answer #4
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You can Challenge the Orders Passed by the Magistrate by way of Appeal. if you feel aggrieved by an order passed by the Magistrate before whom the DV case has been filed, you have a right to file an appeal against the order before the Court of Sessions.
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