Supreme Court of India
Mrs Ritika Sharan v. Mr Sujoy Ghosh
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Matrimonial Dispute – Custody of minor child – Appellant- wife and respondent-husband living apart since 2016 – Divorce proceedings pending before Family Court, Bengaluru – Appellant posted in Singapore in September 2017 – Child staying in Bengaluru with maternal grandparents – Appellant restrained from taking the child out of Bengaluru – Family Court vide order dated 01 March 2018 granted visitation rights to the respondent – Appellant’s writ petition challenging the order restraining her from taking the child out of Bengaluru, dismissed – On appeal, held: While the child is attached to the…
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