Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Kanika Goel v. State of Delhi through S.H.O. and Anr.
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Custody: Custody of minor girl child – Claim of – On facts, marriage of appellant-wife and respondent No.2-husband as per Sikh rites and Hindu Vedic rites in New Delhi – After three months the parties performed a civil marriage in USA – Birth of girl child M – Appellant fled from US with the minor daughter and filed divorce petition in Delhi – Respondent no. 2 filed custody proceeding in US and got a custody order – However, non-compliance by the appellant – Writ petition by respondent no. 2 for issuance of writ of habeas corpus for production of minor daughter and direction to return her to…
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