Product Information
Ideal For
� Advocates,
� Judges,
� Judicial Aspirants,
� Law Students,
� Legal Researchers,
� Protection Officers,
� NGOs,
� Legal Professionals
Product Description
A comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, meticulously designed for advocates, judicial officers, law students, academicians, protection officers, and legal practitioners. This edition provides an in-depth section-wise analysis of the Act, supported by leading Supreme Court and High Court judgments, practical guidance, procedural aspects, and drafting materials.
The book offers a clear understanding of substantive and procedural provisions governing domestic violence cases, helping legal professionals effectively handle litigation, counseling, protection orders, residence rights, monetary reliefs, custody matters, and compensation claims. A special feature on Cross-Examination makes this work particularly valuable for courtroom practice.
Key Features
� Comprehensive Section-wise Commentary
� Latest and Leading Supreme Court & High Court Decisions
� Principles of Statutory Interpretation
� Practical Guidance on Court Procedures
� Rights and Remedies of Aggrieved Women
� Protection Orders and Residence Orders
� Monetary Relief and Compensation Claims
� Child Custody Provisions
� Domestic Incident Reports (DIR)
� Jurisdiction, Limitation and Maintainability
� Drafting Formats, Applications and Practical Forms
� Special Chapter on Cross-Examination Techniques
Core Subjects Covered
� Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
� Domestic Violence Law
� Women and Child Rights
� Family Law
� Criminal Law
� Criminal Procedure
� Gender Justice
� Protection Orders & Residence Rights
� Monetary Reliefs & Compensation
� Child Custody and Guardianship
� Domestic Incident Reports (DIR)
� Evidence and Cross-Examination
� Supreme Court & High Court Case Laws
� Legal Drafting and Court Practice
� Category: Law Books / Family Law / Women's Rights
Ideal For :
� Advocates,
� Judges,
� Judicial Aspirants,
� Law Students,
� Legal Researchers,
� Protection Officers,
� NGOs,
� Legal Professionals