Allahabad High Court Rules: Father Taking Child by Force Not Illegal Unless Court Order Violated

The Allahabad High Court held that a father, being a natural guardian, cannot be accused of illegal detention even if he forcibly takes custody of his child. The Court clarified that such an act becomes unlawful only if it violates a valid court order or legal prohibition.

“You Can’t Occupy & Harass”: Orissa High Court Backs Senior Citizen’s Right to Live with Dignity, Orders Son to Vacate Father’s House

Orissa High Court upheld a tribunal order directing a son to vacate his father’s house, stressing dignity and safety of senior citizens. The Court ruled welfare laws must be interpreted to protect elderly parents’ peaceful living.

Kidnapping Own Child? Not Possible, Says Punjab High Court in Landmark Ruling

The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that a parent cannot be accused of kidnapping their own child, stating both parents are equal guardians unless a court order says otherwise. The case involved a mother who took her son from his father while he was abroad, prompted by the child’s distress. The court prioritized the child’s welfare in custody discussions.