DV act applies to
- Only the victim of the violence
- all women who are subject of 125 Cr.P.C
- All women who are not staying with the husband
- women who are victim of violence within the family
Aggrieved Person includes
- woman having domestic relationship
- A woman in live- in relations
- a mother whom the son not allowed to live with him
- above all
DV act has retrospective effect
- yes
- no
- Prospective effect
- no 1 and three are correct
Monetary relief Can be given
- if aggrieved woman suffer loss due to domestic violence
- if subject of section 125 of Cr.P.C
- If husband failed to maintain the woman
- Only no 1 is correct
Who can be respondent
- Only adult male having a domestic relationship
- any person with whom domestic relationship could be established
- relatives of the husband
- no 2 and 3 are correct
A divorced woman can claim in a shared household
- true
- false
A woman in live in relationship resides with her boyfriend in a rented house and later she discovered that her boyfriend is the owner of a flat in salt lake city of Kolkata , whether the claim of the woman for residence in the salt lake flat is competent?
- yes
- no
The Magistrate can not proceed with the complaint u/s 12 without considering DIR
- true
- false
A woman can claim u/s 17 a residence order
- against the shared house belongs to husband
- against the shared house belongs to father -in -law
- against a shared house belongs to the joint family
- against the shared house belongs to the relative of the husband
- no 1 is correct position of law
- no 1 and 3 is the correct position of law
An application u/s 12 of DV Act should be filed
- at any time after the cause of action
- within three years as per article 137 of the limitation act
- Any limitation has not ben prescribed in DV Act
- no 1 and 3 are correct
- no 2 is correct
An application by wife u/s 12 of DV Act has been disposed of by the Ld Magistrate and inter alia ordered for residence in the husband’s house in Chetla Kolkata. Now the status of the wife
- Like divorcee
- Like judicial separation
- Same as a full fledge wife
- The husband can ask for casual sex with the wife
- the wife can deny sexual intercourse by telling “sexual abuse clause” but allowing a man of her choice
- no 3 and 4 are correct
- no 5 are correct
- no 2 and 5 are correct
“Sexual abuse” defined U/s 3 of DV Act in terms of
- Violation of the Dignity of woman
- any short of sexual advancement by the husband
- Husband wants to see pornography with the wife
- Husband asks for sodomy
- no 1 and 4 are correct
- No 1 , 2 , 3, 4 all are correct
U/s 20 of DV Act the Magistrate is competent
- to issue an arrest warrant on failure to pay money
- can only direct the employer or debtor to pay the money as ordered
- can create a charge on the immovable property of the respondent
- all are correct
- only no 2 is correct
U/s 23 a magistrate can grant interim Relief
- for past, present and future domestic violence
- only for past and present domestic violence
- which one is correct?
U/S 25 of the DV Act , whether a magistrate is competent to Recall his Order?
- yes
- no
U/s 28 of the DV Act the procedure shall be adopted by the Ld Magistrate is written in 126 of the CR.P.C
- true
- false
- The magistrate can overlook Cr.P.C and adopt his own procedure
- The magistrate can adopt his own procedure if a thing is not provided in Cr.P.C
- Which one is a more appropriate answer?
A magistrate proceed with an Application u/s 12 of DV act without jurisdiction
- The respondent shall file a Revision as per Cr.P.C
- The Respondent shall prefer an appeal as per section 29 of the DV Act.
Domestic violence is usually a one time, isolated occurrence
A. True
B. False
In DV Case the burden lies with the Complainant
- true
- false
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