In HMA, husband doesn't come in hearing of Domestic Violence Case in family court since 1.5 Years so wife has stopped the rights of cross examination of this D.V. case of her husband by court. But husband has filed application to open his rights against his closed rights. So actually what are the laws to open the closed rights of court?

In the scenario you have described, if the husband has not appeared in the Domestic Violence case for 1.5 years and the wife has moved to stop his right to cross-examine witnesses, and the husband now wants to reopen his rights, he can file an application before the court seeking to set aside the order that closed his right to cross-examination.

Under the principles of natural justice and fair trial, parties should have the opportunity to present their case and defend themselves, including the right to cross-examine witnesses. If a party's rights have been closed by the court, they can seek to reopen those rights by showing sufficient cause for doing so. The court has the discretion to reopen the rights if it deems fit in the interest of justice.

The specific procedure for reopening closed rights may vary depending on the rules and practices of the particular court where the case is being heard. The husband should consult with his lawyer to file a proper application explaining the reasons for his absence and seeking to reopen his rights in the case. The court will then consider the application and decide whether to allow the reopening of the husband's rights.

It is important for the husband to act promptly and provide valid reasons for his absence to increase the chances of the court granting his request to reopen his rights in the Domestic Violence case.