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Mohammad Ishaq S/O. Mushtaq ... vs Mrs. Shahista Divorced W/O ...
2016 Latest Caselaw 6350 Bom

Citation : 2016 Latest Caselaw 6350 Bom
Judgement Date : 25 October, 2016

Bombay High Court
Mohammad Ishaq S/O. Mushtaq ... vs Mrs. Shahista Divorced W/O ... on 25 October, 2016
Bench: A.S. Chandurkar
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                                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                          BENCH AT NAGPUR 
                                                 ...




                                                                                     
                               WRIT PETITION NO.  3504/2016




                                                                                    
              Mohammad Ishaq s/o Mushtaq Qureshi
              Aged  33 years, occu: service 
              R/o Behind house of Dr. Ahemad 
              Civil Lines, Gondiya, Tah and Dist. Gondiya.                                         ...PETITIONER




                                                                    
                         v e r s u s
                                         
              Mrs. Shahista divorce wife of Mohammad
              Ishaq Qureshi @ Ms. Shahista d/o 
              Abdul Rashid  Shaikh 
                                        
              Aged 24 years,  occu: service 
              R/o Behind  house of Dr. Somani
              infront of Kali Mandir 
              Gondiya, Tah. & Dist. Gondiya.                                                       ..RESPONDENT
       

    ...........................................................................................................................
                         Mr.Nitin Vyawahare,  Advocate  for  petitioner
    



                         Mr. R.K.Borkar, Adv. for respondent 
    ............................................................................................................................


                                                         CORAM:   A.S.CHANDURKAR, J.





                                                         DATED  :  25th October,  2016.

    ORAL  JUDGMENT :





     1.                   Considering   the   narrow   controversy   involved,   the   learned 

     counsel for the parties have been heard by issuing Rule  and making the same 

     returnable forthwith.

     2.                   The petitioner is   aggrieved by the order dated 14.3.2016   by 

     which the Application moved by him  below Exh.10,   for grant of  temporary 




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    custody as well as  access to their minor child has been rejected. 

    3.               The petitioner  and  respondent were  married to each other on 




                                                                 
    17.11.2013.   A   child   was   born     to   them.   However,   on   account   of   marital 

    discord, the parties decided to reside separately,   by executing a document 




                                                                
    dated 21.10.2015. The petitioner moved an Application for seeking access to 

    the minor child and also for having his temporary custody,  under Section 25 




                                                     
    of   the   Guardians   and   Wards   Act,1890.   After   considering   the   stand   of   the 
                                  
    respondent, the trial Court rejected the said Application. Being  aggrieved, the 

    petitioner has challenged the said order.
                                 
    4.               It is not necessary to enter into the merits of the dispute    as 

    perusal   of   the   impugned   order   indicates   that   the   alternate   prayer   of   the 
      

    petitioner for having access  to meet his  minor  child has not been considered 

    by the learned principal District Judge,  in the impugned order.  Considering 
   



    the fact that the petitioner is the father of said minor child, the said request 

    for having  access  to his child  for  some time ought to have been considered. 





    It is,  therefore,  clear  that the  Application  below   Exh.10  is   required   to   be 

    considered afresh.





    5.               At the same  time, considering the  fact that the petitioner is a 

    father of the minor child, an interim arrangement without prejudice to the 

    rights of the parties and subject to final orders being passed below Exh.10, 

    is required to be worked out. Accordingly, the following order is passed:-




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                                               ORDER

(i) The order dated 14.3.2016 passed below Exh.10 is set aside. The said

Application shall be decided afresh by the trial Court in accordance with law.

(ii) Till the Application is decided and purely by way of interim

arrangement without prejudice to the contentions of the parties, the

respondent shall give access of the minor child to the petitioner, on every

Thursday, between 12.00 noon and 3.00 p.m, in the Mediation Centre at

the District Court, Gondia. Similarly, such an access shall also be given to the

petitioner whenever the proceedings are considered by the trial Court while

deciding the Application below Exh.10. It is clarified that this arrangement is

purely workable arrangement and without prejudice to the rights of the

parties. The trial Court while deciding the Application shall not be influenced

by the present arrangement.

Rule is disposed of in the aforesaid terms, with no order as to

costs.

JUDGE

sahare

 
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