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Dv case liberty to file if district court deny


20-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Wife had filed for dv act in her parental place after getting deserted from husband. She has clear evidence for each and every statement provided.. She is staying in Bangalore and staying in her relatives house for her work purpose. It's been 1year. She has submitted her evidence and her cross examination is completed. Since she cannot travel all the time from Bangalore,since withdrew the case with Liberty to file again. Opposite party filed objection. Can district court deny Liberty to file agn
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Answer #1
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A petitioner in a DV case like a plaintift in any other case has completely working together case filed by her. I think you have mention district court instead of magistrate Court as the court where you have filed the DV case. you can just withdraw the case without waiting for the court to grant Liberty of any kind to you. she can file the case of afresh in Bangalore.
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir/Madam, Domestic Violence case normally cannot be withdrawn and filed in another State. Better to approach Supreme Court and get it transferred to another State. It is expensive and time consuming. Anyway evidence is started better to close the case in the native place itself.
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