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Supreme Court Modifies Visitation Rights to Prioritize Welfare of Two-Year-Old Child: Reduces Travel Burden by Shifting Visitation Venue to Madurai, Ensures Supervised Access for Father
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Supreme Court Modifies Visitation Rights to Prioritize Welfare of Two-Year-Old Child: Reduces Travel Burden by Shifting Visitation Venue to Madurai, Ensures Supervised Access for Father

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court of India partially allowed the appeal filed by the mother, modifying the High Court's and Family Court's orders regarding visitation rights of the father. It…
Posted by Rawlaw December 30, 2024

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