Delhi High Court Sees Amicable Resolution in Child Custody Case.


12 January 2024 Child Custody >> Family Law  

A child custody case concluded today in the Delhi High Court after both parties reached an agreement.

The petitioner, represented by his counsel, initially sought to prevent relocation of the child. However, during the hearing, Mr. Alexander Mathai Paikaday, counsel for the respondents (represented by the Army legal department), proposed a solution.

Mr. Paikaday argued that relocating the petitioner to Jalandhar instead of Secunderabad would better serve the child's well-being. He further stated that an official order for this relocation would be issued within four weeks.

 

 

The petitioner's lawyer, after consulting with their client, viewed this proposal favorably and acknowledged that it addressed the core concerns raised in the petition. With both parties in agreement, the presiding judge was able to dismiss the case.

This outcome highlights the importance of considering alternatives and prioritizing the child's well-being during child custody disputes. By finding common ground, the parties were able to reach a solution that avoided a potentially lengthy and stressful court battle.


Family Courts Act, 1984