Hi, Got intyerim custody for my son who is just 5.5 year old

go to court to file execution the order which was in your favour

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perhaphs you have extraordibary facts and  proofs, which resulted the court to deviate from normal rule procedure. you are lucky. so it is best exmple for fairness of judiciary in our cpuntry. 

@ Author

Congratulations !!

1. So the pre-assumed legal minds myth is broken as in with this live eg. !
2. A very good suggestion from first legal replier to your above post. Kindly follow that asap.


Now, kindly educate readers with following;

2.1 - The interim custody when mother left matrimonial home was with whom?
2.2 - At present stage who has filed the Custody application?
2.3 - What does the “operating part” of the Order on custody speak of as in application of mind is what interests me.


Kindly inform above to help general public in their respective custody contest suits.

Congrats and wish you the best .....

The interim custody when mother left matrimonial home was with FATHER.

 At present stage FATHER has filed the Custody application.

See, STATUS - QUO was maintained by your Honor then, well that is what I was thinking once I read Mani’s post, but how come you know all these, however, if it is a guess from you then it is good legal one and if you are his Advocate then I believe ultimately the staus quo is mostly not disturbed in such scenarios.

Well ‘welfare of child’ regained supreme that means.

However, ignore my direct que. asked to you as in above..............

Hi,

 My wife forcefully took my child after filing 498a with help of police. I filed divorce case and asked for interim custody of my son who is now 5.5 year old. The trial court understood my case and restored the custody of my son. I still have to get the order copy to answer other quetions.

Regards

Mani

Not only interim custody but a father being a natural gaurdian of hindu minor is entitled to permanent custody of the child over the age of 5 years. However the  welfare of  the child is the paramont consideration before the court while granting parmanent custody.