Supreme Court of India
Roxann Sharma v. Arunsharma
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HinduMinorityandGuardianshipAct, 1956-s. 6-Custody of child - Conflicting claims by parents - Interim custody of the minor child granted to mother while visitation rights to father by trial court, Goa- However, High Court reversed the said order - Mother given frequent visitation rights, 3 days in a week - Meanwhile, father shifted to Mumbai without intimation - Challenged by mother- Disposal of, permitting the mother to meetthe child, however, in view of the pendency of proceedings in Goa court, previous order not interfered with - Thereafter, application for visitation rights filed by
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