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Hearing a child custody case recently, the Supreme Court held that these cases could not be decided “solely” by interpreting legal provisions. It even laid out that while dealing with such cases a court “is neither bound by statutes nor by strict rules of evidence or procedure nor by precedents”.
“It is a humane problem and is required to be solved with human touch,” observed a Bench headed by Justice C K Thakker. The Bench, which also compri...  |