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File appeal in DV Judgement and order of attachment fund transfer


17-Feb-2026 (In Divorce Law)
Can I file appeal session court against the judgement in DV act which was pronounced on 28/03/2025 by lower court. And also want file immediate appeal against the order 13/02/2026 in which whole attached fund given to wife in execution petition . All matter pending in Dwarka court Delhi
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Answer #1
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Yes, appeals are maintainable before the Sessions Court, Dwarka. The execution order should be challenged without delay, while the older judgment can still be appealed only if the court is satisfied with your delay condonation grounds. Immediate action is strongly recommended
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Answer #2
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You can file an appeal against the DV Act judgment in the Sessions Court under Section 29, though the 30-day limitation period has likely expired, requiring a Condonation of Delay. For the fund attachment order dated 13/02/2026, a revision petition or stay application can be filed immediately. Though information is based in limited facts provided by you. Details etc will be needed for complete resolution.
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Answer #3
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Yes. Under Section 29 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, an appeal lies before the Sessions Court within 30 days from the date of the order. You can challenge the judgment dated 28/03/2025 and also file a separate appeal against the execution order dated 13/02/2026. If limitation has expired, file an application for condonation of delay with valid reasons. Engage a lawyer immediately to examine limitation and obtain certified copies of both orders.
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Answer #4
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You can file an appeal in the Court of Session against the judgment pronounced under the DV Act, as per Section 29, which generally allows for a 30-day window from the date of the order. Since the main judgment was issued on 28/03/2025, you are currently well beyond the standard limitation period and will need to file a formal application for Condonation of Delay, citing sufficient cause for the lapse in time. Regarding the more recent order from 13/02/2026 involving the attachment of funds, you should move for an immediate appeal in the Sessions Court at Dwarka to challenge the execution petition. It is highly recommended to simultaneously file an application for an interim stay on that specific order to prevent the actual transfer or release of those funds while your appeal is being heard.
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Answer #5
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Hi. So here we can first file the DV appeal with a condonation of delay application. Also simultaneously we need to file an appeal challenging the order which has been passed in the execution petition
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