Section 29 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 provides an appeal to the Court of Session against orders of the Magistrate. This guide explains the 30-day limitation, interim stay, residence and maintenance orders, appellate grounds, delay condonation and practical filing strategy.
Read MoreMonetary relief under Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is a financial remedy that may be granted by the Magistrate to meet expenses and losses suffered by an aggrieved woman and her child because of domestic violence. Under Section 20, monetary relief may include loss of earnings, medical expenses, loss caused by damage or removal of property,...
Read MoreIn India, child custody is decided not on the superiority of the mother, father, or any relative, but on the welfare and best interest of the child. Courts examine the child’s age, education, emotional security, health, stability, parental conduct, financial capacity, moral environment, and, where the child is mature enough, the child’s preference. The law...
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