Section 491 Guardian's and Wards Act (VII VI of 1890), Application dismissed by Habitat Corporation for the recovery of minors 7, 12 and 25, the mother (applicant) has alleged that her son (alleged dent) Are in illegal custody of their father (Respondent), who enters his house and forcibly takes the children. After the present petition was filed, the mother should file a report to the police after illegally removing the children from her custody. Whether or not the authorities should have complained in accordance with the law prima facie, the mother's conduct showed that the children were not forcibly removed from her, therefore, it cannot be said that in her custody with her father. The children present were illegal or unlawful; in the sense of section 491, no action under the PCP Guardians and Wards Act 1890 is heard before the court. Regular custody of children has been disclosed under section 7, which was read under section 7 with sections 12 and 25 of the Guardians and Wards Act 1890 as the aforesaid act required a formal custody decision. However, as an interim arrangement, the father of the children was instructed to leave the children with his mother every week from Friday evening to Sunday evening, after which the mother would return the children without fail, and Both sides have been further advised not to remove the children. Children out of town without court permission
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