Delhi HC: JD Cannot Move Objections u/s 47 of CPC against Execution of Award  ||  Del HC Refers to Larger Bench the Issue if Suit for Infringement Lies Against Proprietors of TM  ||  Delhi HC: For Wrongful Availment of ITC, Rampant Misuse of S.16 Will Create Enormous Dent  ||  Del. HC: Wife Leaving Work to Take Care of Child Cannot be Called as Voluntary Abandonment  ||  Bombay HC: Wife to Provide Voice Samples to Prove Allegations by Husband of Extra Marital Affair  ||  SC Upholds Constitutional Validity of Sec. 5A of Kerala GST Act & Section 7A of Tamil Nadu GST Act  ||  SC: Use of Volume-Based Rebates Does Not Constitute Abuse of Dominant Position  ||  SC: Under P&C Act Non-Public Servant Can be Convicted for Abetting Offences  ||  SC: IO’s Testimony Based Only on Section 161 CrPC Statements of Witnesses is Not Admissible  ||  NCLT Delhi: Can’t Adjust Payment Made for Specific Invoice Against Back Dated Invoices    

Madras HC: 'Ego' Is A Small Three Letter Word That Spoils Relationships - (19 Oct 2022)

FAMILY

Madras High Court while dismissing a wife's habeas corpus petition claiming that her husband had kept their four year old son in illegal custody, has stressed that parents must keep aside their 'ego' for the welfare of the child.

Tags : MADRAS HIGH COURT   CUSTODY   HABEAS CORPUS   EGO  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved