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Jun 04 2014 (HC)

Abdulghani and Others Vs. ShahIn and Another

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... ) and jmfc, gadag, which was filed under section 12 of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act', for short), approached this court seeking quashing of the entire proceedings against them ..... also, she claimed before the trial court that the court has to pass a protection order preventing the respondents therein from committing domestic violence against her and also for residence and maintenance to her and her child. ..... the husband and the other members are in the joint family house, then that can be called as 'shared house' and other relatives of husband, in fact, can also be made as parties to restrain them from committing any domestic violence by throwing out the wife from the shared house. ..... the threshold, the petition cannot be quashed and the petitioners in fact have to approach the trial court and file appropriate application showing that there was no act of domestic violence committed by them against the petitioner therein. ..... of the learned counsel by submitting that there are sufficient pleadings in the petition as to how the petitioners herein have ill-treated, harassed and caused domestic violence against the 1st respondent herein and in fact the relief is claimed against all the petitioners. ..... merits, to order that the petitioners herein have to allow the 1st respondent to reside in the matrimonial home itself and the court has also got power to restrain the petitioners from causing any domestic violence against the wife. 10. .....

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Jun 04 2014 (HC)

Abdulghani and Others Vs. Shahin and Another

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... ) and jmfc, gadag, which was filed under section 12 of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act', for short), approached this court seeking quashing of the entire proceedings against them ..... also, she claimed before the trial court that the court has to pass a protection order preventing the respondents therein from committing domestic violence against her and also for residence and maintenance to her and her child. ..... the husband and the other members are in the joint family house, then that can be called as 'shared house' and other relatives of husband, in fact, can also be made as parties to restrain them from committing any domestic violence by throwing out the wife from the shared house. ..... the threshold, the petition cannot be quashed and the petitioners in fact have to approach the trial court and file appropriate application showing that there was no act of domestic violence committed by them against the petitioner therein. ..... of the learned counsel by submitting that there are sufficient pleadings in the petition as to how the petitioners herein have ill-treated, harassed and caused domestic violence against the 1st respondent herein and in fact the relief is claimed against all the petitioners. ..... merits, to order that the petitioners herein have to allow the 1st respondent to reside in the matrimonial home itself and the court has also got power to restrain the petitioners from causing any domestic violence against the wife. 10. .....

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Mar 22 2012 (HC)

Sripada Gouda Vs. State by Karnataka Lokayuktha Police Station, Dharwa ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... premium15,406.9112.bank balance9,275.2913.household articles2,42,591.0014.handloans given by the accused72,000.00 total assets10,38,029.20verifiable expenditure1.stamp duties3,883.502.penalties paid to hdmc3,000.003.domestic expenditure1,02,302.004.electricity charges1,523.205.telephone charges11,080.306.education expenses14,971.007.bank locker rent925.008.dogs maintenance3,150.009.payment of house tax5,497.5410.stall ..... as required by the conduct rules may be a ground to initiate disciplinary actions as per the service rules but that by itself cannot be a ground to totally reject the documentary evidence proved in accordance with the provisions of indian evidence act; that the provisions relating to filing of annual assets and liability statement in the conduct rules are procedural laws as such, the admissibility and prerogative value of the evidence led by the appellant with regard to ..... running the lorry and those incomes have not been taken into account by the investigating officer, that domestic expenditure assessed by the investigating officer is highly exaggerated; that his contribution to the domestic expenses was hardly about 60% whereas the remaining amount was being contributed by his father and wife from out of the income derived by them from the businesses run by them; that valuation of the household articles is also excessive and that ..... article 20 of the constitution gives a protection in respect of conviction for offences ..... inbasagaran (air 2006 sc 552 : 2005 air scw 6208 : 2006 cri .....

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