"13 ...r )n r<zceipt oJ' the application fited urtd.er Jection 12, |he A raTistrate cannot casuollg and m.ectaniczllg issue su m n()n-s fo thet respondent/ s tuithout app,|i.ng his mind ..t; o uthether the cornplaint before hts is an aggicue 7 pt?rson ond the pleading in .he c: tpktint dlsc/c,.ses; r ornestic relationship betu,een the cor, pt,tinl.nt and tlrc rt sltottdent/ s. The Magistrate should :=.tainly scruti,tize t rc allegations in the application uith g,.r,,Lt czr-e and crnttiot tc satisfg himself that it falls uithh tty anr, bit of the DL' ,t ct lest it might becotne a tool of ltarassnrenl at the hc,nds t f,'he complainant to obtain relief:; t6 u.t.titlh she is not entitl ,d to. If the appLication does not J att u thin the ambit of ,ht ItV Act, necessarilg, it must be r ejectect at lhe thresltold. ( n'g if the application discloses the exist. ace of a domesttc -etotionshi;t betueen the complatnant Tid. the respor, denl, s and the occ:Ltrrence of d.omestli<: ti.,en<:e, sutnmt)ns tl ,.eC be issued to the respondentl s. A: ::tat,zd. alreadry, i-r t. re application which is not maintc inobl z ,nder the D1,' Att s erttertained and tlrc summons rs ls;l ad fo
