1. After the dismissal of his annulment petition he is left with only two remedies to pursue-Either to challenge in a higher court the order of the lower court whereby and whereunder his annulment petition has been dismissed, or to convince his wife to file for mutual consent divorce (MCD).

2. Since his wife has refused to be a party to MCD the only remedy available to him is to file an appeal to challenge the judgment of the lower court.

3. For what purpose does he need an injunction against his wife?

4. As regards the domestic violence order passed by the court, you must note that as long as she remains the lawfully wedded wife of the boy she has the right to reside in her matrimonial house. The order passed by the court protects her right as a wife. If the husband himself never stayed in the property wherein his wife has been granted residence then the order of the court can be successfully challenged in the higher court.

Hi, as per law he can not do anything if he go to the High Court it has to be upheld the same order of the lower court and he can't get injuctive order restrain wife living separately from her matrimonial home and residence order has been passed by the Honorable Court you may prefer an appeal to the District and Session Judge.

2. It is better you can settle the matter amicably and without wife consent he can't get divorce.

1) parents house is not the matrimonial home of girl .

2)it is duty of husband to provide accommodation to wife . she cannot right in property belonging to her in laws .

3) file an appal against order of magistrate permitting wife to stay in house owned by her in laws . however you ill have to provide her alternative accommodation .

4) aslo contest DV case on merits .

5)no sense in filing appeal against order rejecting annulment petition .

6) if wife refuses to agree for MCD file for contested divorce

1. Well when suit for annulment is dismissed, he can try his luck in a suit for divorce.

2. The Magistrate is wrong to give residence order to the wife in respect of her in laws property.

3. This order is bad in law and is likely to be set aside in higher court if appeal is prefered against such order.

4. So do so asap.

1. She is the legally wedded wife of that boy,

2. She is legally entitled to stay at her matrimonial house being the house of the boy,

3. I find no strong ground for seeking annulment of the marriage,

4. However, the boy can either challenge the order passed by the lower court dismissing his petition for annuling his marriage or settle amicably with his wife for Mutual Consent Divorce.

1. File a contested divorce suit. Though it might take time, you don't have a better option.

2. Fight the DV case on merit.

The husband is bound to provide residence to the wife. If he does not have any property on his name in india, then he need to provide maintenance to her or a residence. Further, as she is refusing for mutual consent divorce, file for a contested divorce on the ground of non-consummation, dessertion and creulty. The boy also needs to challenge the order passed by the Trial Court dismissing the Petition for annulment of Marriage. If the Magistrate has passed an order giving residence to wife, that could be done only if the property has been partitioned and on your share, the wife could claim maintenance.

Please note if the boy is not capable to take care of the wife, then it becomes the duty of the father in law to provide maintenance and etc. So do the needful in india by contacting a good family lawyer.

file an appeal u/s 29 of Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act-2005 before the appellate court/session Court against the trail court order passed in favour of her with an application of stay the trial court order till the final disposal of the appeal.

file a divorce petition before family court or file an appeal against the dismissal order of annulment petition before appellate court.