Section 491 Guardian's and Wards Act (VII VI of 1890), Section 25 Habitat Corpus Applicant custody of guardian minor title in custody of ward ward mother (applicant) for his custody under section 491, CR PC. Application was filed. The minor daughter was rejected by her adoptive parents (respondents), but was told that the request was dismissed with the observation that the minor was satisfied with his adoptive parents and was delighted with the minor's child. Vaulty paternity was not disputed because even the adoptive parents admitted that he was the real daughter. The relationship between the parties was pleasant when the High Court appeared before his mother without any repression on his mother. He was handed over to the adoptive parents and seven of his adoptive parents, with free will and consent He showed more affection. Who was his real uncle and aunt, even the question of whether the custody of a minor is illegal or can be unlawfully resolved equally? The Guardian court has considered the welfare of the minor under section 25 of the Gardens and Wards Act 1890. However, when she confessed that she had been living with her adoptive parents for seven years and was born with love and affection, the minor was not illegal / illegal, coming under the purview of Section 491, P.C. The mother's petition was dealt with by the High Court on the observation that the parents filed an application under section 25 of the Guardians and Wards Act 1890 To be independent. , To remedy this complaint
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