Section 5 of PWDVA : Section 5: Duties Of Police Officers, Service Providers And Magistrate
PWDVA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where Mrs. Sharma calls the police to report that her husband has been physically abusive towards her. Upon arrival, the responding police officer assesses the situation and determines that domestic violence has occurred. In line with Section 5 of The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, the officer informs Mrs. Sharma:
- (a) that she can apply for a protection order to prevent her husband from continuing the abuse, and she may also seek monetary relief, ...
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