Any outsider such as a neighbour or friend who reports a domestic violence case in good faith t...........

Protection of Women from Domestic violence Act, 2005 Introduction and Definition

Any outsider (such as a neighbour or friend) who reports a domestic violence case in good faith to the concerned protection officer

has a civil liability

has a criminal liability

has a financial liability

has no liability

- Option 1: Has a civil liability

This would mean the person can be sued in civil court. Generally, a good faith report does not lead to civil liability.

- Option 2: Has a criminal liability

This means the person could face criminal charges. Most legal systems protect those who report in good faith.

- Option 3: Has a financial liability

This implies that reporting could lead to financial repercussions. Good faith reporting typically does not incur financial penalties.

- Option 4: Has no liability

When reporting in good faith, most jurisdictions provide legal immunity to encourage reports of domestic violence without fear of repercussions.

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