Supreme Court of India
In Re: Perry Kansagra v. In Re: Perry Kansagra
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We hold that: 10.1 The contemnor had given an unequivocal undertaking to the High Court that he would submit to the jurisdiction of the Indian Courts.
Judgment, page 14
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Sentence/Sentencing – Sentencing for contempt – Contemnor (PK) married ‘S’ (Indian citizen) – Initially they had stayed in Kenya but on returning to India their son was born – Son and ‘S’ stayed in India – guardianship petition was filed by the contemnor before the District Court for declaration and legal guardianship of his son – Petition was allowed by the order of the Court – ‘S’ challenged the said order before the High Court – High Court affirmed the order of District Court – ‘S’ Challenged the decision of the High Court before Supreme Court – The Supreme Court affirmed the finding of…
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