Adj refused to comply high court order w r t child welfare

Suraj Kumar (Querist) 23 July 2024 This query is : Resolved
Sir,
I have filed case for custody of my son. Even after 11 th hearing lower court refused to pass any order with respect to visitation, interim custody & school admission and as a result my son didnot go to school at the age of 7+ years.

I am forced to approach High Court for speedy trial. High court has directed to dispose all interim application within two months without fail.

In the meantime, I have admit my son to P.M. Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya. OP send my son to school for a week & thereafter schooling discontinued.

I have submitted high court's order in ADJ court. The ADJ straight away refused to comply High Courts order. Even after expiry of two months ADJ did not pass any order regarding interim custody & schooling.

Even after repetatitive prayer of my advocate, the ADJ pass a order of visitation with condition that, every sunday I may visit my son where child reside with my advocate. I personally prayed ro fix visitation at any other place but ADJ refused.

Sir
It is very difficult for me to afford advocate's fee for visitation. My OP is desparate in nature, they filed many GDE against me alleging theft at their residence.

Can I again approach High Court ?
Can ADJ refused High Court's direction ?
Please guide me for welfare of my son.

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A parent is seeking guidance after an Additional District Judge (ADJ) refused to comply with a High Court order concerning their son's welfare, including interim custody and schooling. Despite the High Court's directive for speedy resolution, the ADJ has delayed orders and imposed restrictive visitation conditions. The parent is asking if they can approach the High Court again and if the ADJ's refusal to follow the High Court's direction is permissible.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 24 July 2024
ADJ has already passed an order in this regard.
If you are aggrieved by that order you can approach high court with a revision petition against the orders for relief and remedy

Suraj Kumar (Querist) 24 July 2024
Sir,
ADJ did not pass any order for
1) Interim custody.
2) Schooling.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 24 July 2024
ADJ has passed some order on your application hence if you are aggrieved you may prefer a revision petition before high court seeking to set aside the same and request for high court to consider your original prayer in this regard

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