Supreme Court of India
Ajay Kumar v. Lata @ Sharuti & Ors.
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Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 – ss.2(f),2(q), 2(s), 12 – Award of maintenance – Complainant-first respondent case that she resided with her husband at a house which constituted ancestral Hindu Joint family property – The appellant and her husband were brothers, who jointly carried on a business – After the death of her husband, she was not permitted to reside in her matrimonial home – Complainant sought maintenance for herself and her minor child under the Act – Trial Court directed interim award of maintenance against the appellant who was carrying on the business…
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