Supreme Court of India
Amyra Dwivedi (minor) through Her Mother, Smt. Pooja Sharma v. Abhinav Dwivedi and Another
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Family Law: Custody of child – Visitation and contact rights – In the instant case, appellant-mother had filed Habeas Corpus petition before High Court for custody of her child – High Court dismissed the petition, however granted visitation rights allowing the mother to meet the child for two hours once a month at a place mutually agreed by the parties and in case of disagreement on such place, it was directed that meeting would be held at the Office of Secretary, District Legal Services Authority during office hours for two hours on a day and time agreed to by the parties or as directed by…
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