The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act and Rules, 2005 is a comprehensive commentary on India’s primary legislation aimed at preventing domestic violence and protecting women’s rights. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Act’s provisions, definitions of domestic violence, rights of aggrieved women, reliefs and remedies, procedures for filing complaints, and enforcement mechanisms under the law. It also explains the powers and responsibilities of Protection Officers, Magistrates, and service providers. A key feature of this book is its practical approach, combining statutory text with expert commentary, case law references, and procedural guidelines. It clarifies the legal rights of women, the responsibilities of authorities, and the remedies available, including protection orders, residence orders, and maintenance. The book also addresses the challenges in implementation, providing practical guidance for legal and social interventions. The USP of this book lies in its detailed yet accessible coverage, enabling lawyers, social workers, and authorities to understand, implement, and enforce the Act effectively. It is particularly valuable for legal professionals handling domestic violence cases, law students studying family law, social workers advocating for women’s rights, and policymakers focusing on women’s protection.






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