Supreme Court of India
Shyamlal Devda and Others v. Parimala
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Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 – ss.27(1)(a) & 18-20 – Marriage of respondent-wife and appellant no.14-husband was solemnized in Rajasthan – Respondent was residing with appellant no.14 and his parents (appellant nos.1 & 2) in her matrimonial house at Chennai – Appellant no.14 and respondent went to Bengaluru to attend respondent’s sister’s wedding – Respondent thereafter refused to join her matrimonial home and inter alia sought protection order u/s.18, 2005 Act against appellant nos.1, 2, 14 and their other relatives (appellant nos.3-13) who were in Chennai, Rajasthan…
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