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Judge asking to bring child in court to change jurisdiction.What to do

Husband has filed a case for child custody in tis hazari court. But our jurisdiction is in rohini court. When we pleaded the same in the court the judge asked to produce the child in the court only after that he will change the jurisdiction of the case. I do not wish to produce the kid in court. What should we do?

You have no option but to comply with orders of court, if the court has directed you to produce the child then , you are bound to produce the child.

We suggest you to produce the child before the court
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