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Child custodianship and duration for judgements


06-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
As my sister was been killed in year 2018 by the in laws and a criminal case was been filed...some how bribing the middle men justice was n ot done in the lower court even after having valid proof....we filed the case in allahabad high court...and d case is going on..but now the main problem is my sister had a girl child which is in there custody and for custody we had filled the case in lower court and we won the case but the opponent have brought stay from the high court..wat should be my move
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Answer #1
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Dear Client, In such a case, you should get custody by way of the Guadianship Act, and if the opposite party gets to stay from your below court order, then move a stay application before High Court to vacate that order.
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Answer #2
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Hello.... Aap Stay Vacation Application High Court me file kar sakte hain...So that Stay hat jaaye aur aap further proceedings karwa paaye.... Aap Allahabad High Court k Case Details bhehiye tab mai aapko aur proper bata dungi... For more information you may call or text me.... Thank You...
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