Supreme Court of India
Eby Cherian v. Jerema John
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Issue for Consideration Matter pertains to the correctness of the order passed by the High Court upholding the interim custody arrangement made by the family court. Headnotes† Family law – Custody of child – Interim-custody arrangement by the family court – Challenge to – Marital discord between respondent-wife and the appellant-husband – Respondent left the matrimonial home, and since then the child exclusively in her care – Appellant employed on rotational overseas assignments, filed petition seeking permanent custody of the child, and during pendency sought interim visitation – Family
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