In this judgment, Justice B.Siva Sankara Rao has ruled that the 1 year limitation as applicable to DV Cases is only for Cognizance of the case, and thereby affirmed that this aspect has to be brought up before cognizance is taken of the case by the court, not once proceedings have started.
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J.Shyam Babu vs The State Of Telangana on 9 February, 2017
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anuj says:
Can this judgment be helpful if wife has filed case after more than 1 year of seperation from husband.
ShadesOfKnife says:
Separation from husband is immaterial in a DV case, as there are other ways of DV that can happen, despite being separated, as per definition of DV in PWDV Act.
So, this judgment is not helpful in the above mentioned scenario