Supreme Court of India
Gaytri Bajaj v. Jiten Bhalla
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CHILD AND FAMILY WELFARE: c Custody of children - Held: An order of custody of minor children is required to be made by the court treating the interest and welfare of the minor to be of paramount importance - It is not the bettef right of either of the parent to custody, but the desire, interest and welfare of the minor which 0 is the crucial and ultimate consideration that must guide the determination required to be made by the court- In the instant case, the children, two minor girls, one of whom is on the verge of attaining majority, do not want to go with their mother and appear to be
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