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MST. SHAGUFTA, YASMEEN versus BABER ALI

Section 491 Guardian's and Wards Act (VII of 1890), Section 7 Habitat Corps The jurisdiction of the petitioner to issue direction to the High Court of High Court under section 491, CCPC and to detain the person Have jurisdiction over appropriate cases. In the present case, the girl who was forcibly stripped was not claiming possession of the minor on the ground of her preferential right or on the welfare of the minor, but on the score that the minor was forcibly taken away. Was taken and was illegally placed on the defendant where he was permanently residing in the UK where he was living with his mother and, due to the defendant's forced snatching, the juvenile Proper education was being denied and better education allowed people to enroll their children in institutions in countries like the UK. There's wishes. , But in the present case, the minor was being kept away from the facility, the minor having epilepsy who needed constant care and proper treatment, which was available to the offending person only in the custody of his mother. Had not yet commenced proceedings under the Guardians and Wards Act 1890, the question of detention of minors, in view of the welfare of the minor, could be decided by the Guardian Judge for habeas corpus. It was filed on the basis that the minor was forcibly taken away and it was decided on the same basis that the respondent can claim the custody of the minor and the Guardian Judge, if they are referred to, they will follow the principles of Islamic law. In keeping with the minor immigration advocates contact from Khanqah Dogran lawyer