Radha Rani vs Teras Kumar @ Tarus Kumar on 1 January, 2025

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Jammu & Kashmir High Court

Radha Rani vs Teras Kumar @ Tarus Kumar on 1 January, 2025

Author: Rahul Bharti

Bench: Rahul Bharti

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                                                                     Sr. No.   35
         HIGH COURT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR AND LADAKH
                         AT JAMMU


Case: MA No. 51/2024
Radha Rani.                                          ...Petitioner(s)/Appellant(s)

                    Through: Mr. Ankesh Chandel, Advocate.

                                V/s

Teras Kumar @ Tarus Kumar.                                       .... Respondent(s)

                    Through:


CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAHUL BHARTI, JUDGE


                                        ORDER

01.01.2025

01. The appellant as being mother of two minor children namely Charvi

daughter, aged 08 years and Vihaan son, aged 04 years petitioned before the

Additional Principal Court, Family Judge, Jammu under section 47 of the

Guardian and Wards Act, 1890 read with section 19

of the Family Court Act, 1984 for having the custody of said two children from

the respondent-Tejas Kumar who being her husband having forcibly removed

said two children from the actual custody of the appellant.

02. The appellant as well the respondent are not the original natives of UT of

Jammu and Kashmir as they are from Chattisgarh but have been staying in

Jammu on account of their occupation and that is the reason that the cause of

action to have petition before the Additional Principal Court Family Judge,

Jammu accrued while being in Jammu along with her two children and also the

respondent staying in Jammu.

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03. The Court of Additional Principal Court Family Judge Jammu, vide an

order date 23.11.2024 on file No. 132/2023, has come to dismiss the petition of

the appellant holding her not entitled to have custody of her said two children on

account of being deficient of sufficient resources to cater the needs and welfare of

the children and as such held the respondent an appropriate person with whom

the children need to reside and stay.

04. It is this adjudication which has led the appellant to come in the present

appeal. Learned counsel for the appellant submits that before the outcome of the

guardianship petition, the respondent had shifted himself along with the two

children to Chattisgarh and that is the reason the respondent is being now referred

to be resident of village Limtrta PO Darri Ghat

Tehsil Masturi District Bilaspur, Chattishgarh.

05. Admit.

06. Issue notice to the respondent.

07. Service of notice to take place by issuance of summons by the Registrar

Judicial Jammu to be sent by registered post to and served by the District Court

Bilaspur, Chattisgarh, PIN Code 495001.

08. List on 3rd March 2025.

09. Send for the record of file No. file No. 132/2023 from the Court of learned

Additional Principal Court Family Judge Jammu, before the next date.

(RAHUL BHARTI)
JUDGE

Jammu
01.01.2025
Sunita/PS

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