Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226 -- Writ of habeas corpus - Husband seeking to regain his wife - Corpus is a major and is residing with her parents of her own will and she has already given a statement to police authorities that she does not want to live along with petitioner No.2 - Writ petition is not maintainable as a matter of course, ignoring that marriage..........
Custody of child -- Writ of habeas corpus - Minor is living in the custody of his father who is natural guardian - Mother of child had also lodged FIR against husband and family members of husband - Custody of child is thus, not unlawful or illegal and mother of child has equally efficacious relief which can be availed by her for custody of child - Writ petition..........
Custody of major daughter -- Writ of habeas corpus - Petition filed by father - Daughter performed marriage with respondent and leveling specific allegations against father that he was planning to get her married with a person double of her age - Moreover, when daughter and respondent themselves reach to Court and Court has protected their interest, daughter is thus, not..........
Custody of child -- Claimed by mother - Writ of habeas corpus - Custody of child is with father as a natural guardian, cannot be said to be illegal or unlawful - Writ of habeas corpus thus, cannot be issued in favour of mother - Writ petition dismissed...........
Custody of child -- Claimed by father - Writ of habeas corpus - Father being accused of having driven his wife to commit suicide, cannot be handed over custody of child, as such course of action not considered to be paramount welfare of child - Writ petition dismissed...........
Custody of wife -- Writ of habeas corpus by husband - Corpus is minor and has been sent to protection home under a valid order of Child Welfare Committee in terms of JJ Act - Validity of an order passed by Child Welfare Committee under JJ Act cannot be examined in a writ of habeas corpus - Writ petition dismissed...........
Custody of wife -- Writ of habeas corpus by husband - Corpus is minor and has been sent to protection home under a valid order of Child Welfare Committee in terms of JJ Act - She is not under any kind of illegal confinement - Moreover, corpus being minor, no other than her parents can stake a claim for her custody - Writ petition dismissed...........
Custody of child -- Issue of custody of a minor, whether in a petition seeking habeas corpus or in a custody petition, has to be decided on the touchstone of principle that welfare of a minor is of paramount consideration - Courts, in such proceedings, cannot decide where the parents should reside as it will affect the right to privacy of parents...........
Custody of child -- Claimed by father - Writ of habeas corpus - Child is 6 years old and stated to be under exclusive care and custody of his mother since the time when he was an infant of about 2 years of age - Father and mother of child are living separately for quite some time and also certain other legal cases are pending between parties - Respondent is none other..........
Custody of child -- Claimed by mother - Writ of habeas corpus - Minor son is 14 years old and he stated that he is living happily with his grandfather since very beginning - He stated that he does not want to go with his mother who is residing abroad - Moreover, mother has another son aged 12 years with her in UK - Minor is getting proper education - Custody of child with..........
