Supreme Court of India
Manmohan Attavar v. Neelam Manmohan Attavar
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Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 - ss. 2(/), 2(s), 17 and 19 - Residence orders - Right to reside in a shared household - Respondent-lady aged 62 years claiming to be wife/companion of appellant aged 80 years - interim order passed by the High Court permitting the lady to occupy the premises belonging to the appellant, Sustainability of - Held: Not sustainable - 'Domestic relationship' as defined u/s. 2(/) refers to two persons who have lived together in a 'shared household' - On facts, respondent never stayed with the appellant in the premises in which she was directed to
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