False Domestic Violence Case

I understand that you are looking for valuable information to fight the false domestic violence (DV) case filed on you or your loved one, by the knife (alleged wife) or any of her relatives under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005, hence you are here.

Worry not.

In this running blog post (meaning regularly updated post), you will find valuable information and helpful links to various parts of this site that will be specific to the subject/topic you are looking for.

Let’s leave the human emotional part of realizing that you are dragged into Legal litigation for a separate post here and get down to the business i.e, What Do We Do Now?

Let’s come up with the standard equation as below:

Demand (DV Allegations made) Vs Supply (Reliefs claimed as per PWDV Act)

The Knife (or someone from her gang) would allege a variety of allegations on you and implicate parents as a routine matter as instigators such as

1. Deserted

2. Physical Assault

3. Mental harassment

4. Did not give finances for livelihood or household expenses

For each of the above allegations, the PWDV Act provides a relief, if the allegation is proven such as

1. Compensation

2. Protection

3. Residence

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