Physical Presence Not Necessary In Domestic Violence Act Proceedings : Supreme Court Quashes Magistrate's Order To Extradite Husband From US

The Supreme Court has ruled that physical presence is not necessary in Domestic Violence Act proceedings, quashing a magistrate's order to extradite a husband from the US. This decision underscores the importance of using technology in legal proceedings. The court's ruling recognizes the feasibility of conducting proceedings remotely. This decision protects the rights of individuals facing domestic violence allegations. It highlights the court's adaptability to modern communication methods.