Supreme Court of India
Samir Vidyasagar Bhardwaj v. Nandita Samir Bhardwaj
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Protection of Wo111en from Domestic Violence Act, 2005: s. 19(1)(b) - Application under - By wif? - Praying for issuance of mandatory injunction against the husband to move out of the matrimonial house and handing over vacant and peaceful possession of the house - Divorce petition by wife on the ground of cruelty pending - Family Court by interim order directed the husband to move out 'of the matrimonial house and not to visit the. same till the decision ofthe divorce petition - High Court affirmed the order of family court - On appeal, held: s. 19(l){b) provides that the Magistrate on being
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