Supreme Court of India
Gulab Bai and Anr. v. Puniya
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respondent had impleaded the two appellants, Guiab Bai and he; husband Onkar Lal. The respondent is a Kurnhar by caste, whereas the appellants ate Jat. The respondent's case was that the minor Chitra who was about 11 years of age at the date of the application, had been living with the appellants for the last 4 or 5 years with his consent. Whilst the minor girl was living with . .the appellants, she used to come to spend some time with the respondent and his wife; but for some time past, the appellants did not allow Chitra to visit her parents. That is why the respondent thought it necessary
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