Supreme Court of India
In Re: Perry Kansagra v. In Re: Perry Kansagra
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971: Contempt of Court – Tendering of affidavits and undertaking containing false statement, if amounts to criminal contempt – On facts, custody of child given to the father, Kenyan citizen with Indian origin, with visitations rights given to the mother – Father submitted to the jurisdiction of Indian courts in his affidavits and undertook to honour and comply with the orders of the Court – However, did not comply and inspite of several summons and orders, did not appear before Court nor brought the son to India; and also obtained orders of this Court by practising…
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