Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 561 seeking review of an order passed by the High Court to regulate the temporary custody of a minor by the High Court to approve the order that sought review. Neither the High Court's jurisdiction was challenged, nor was it alleged. Was obtained through misrepresentation and fraud, no violation of any law was identified in the passage of the said order but the consent of the High Court was sought by the High Court in addition to the consent order. The last condition involved in the interests of the minor is that when the minor's father was out of the country, the mother would take the minor to her father's house so that the child could meet his grandmother in the order of consent for the other party to modify it. There may be changes that were missing in this case. It cannot be touched upon by the High Court that in view of these allegations and counterclaim, the additional terms imposed in the said order may be considered. After the parties passed the order that the parties were being pulled over the daggers, it was not appropriate, it was proper and appropriate that the mother be asked to take the minor to her father's house, as a result of the last part of the said order. Modifications were made to the extent that if the applicant (father) was outside the station, the defendant (mother) addressed the office of the Deputy Registrar (Judicial) of the High Court between 11am and 1pm on every last Saturday of the month. ? Similar modifications
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