Guardians and Wards Act 1890 Sections 17 and 25 Detention of Minors The basic criteria for appointment of a guardian, when dealing with matters, the application for the appointment of a guardian and the maintenance of the custody of minors, on the terms laid down in sections 17 and 25 Will detect it. The Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which mandates that the welfare of minors be given the utmost importance when appointing a guardian of minors, provided that the welfare of the minor is met with the mother. Should be given, and if the welfare of the minor is detected, then the father, then in custody where the minor (man) has reached the age of seven years or more, is neither necessary nor necessary for him. It was imperative that his custody be given to his father; in the case of the welfare of minors, the guiding factor was the personal law in custody. Although a natural guardian, but his right was subordinate to the well-being of the transgressor, the basic and basic idea was always the welfare of the minor, but it was the only criterion that must be overcome.
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