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‘Can’t charge father to see child’: Karnataka High Court on Rs 5,000 ‘fee’
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The Indian Express
The Karnataka High Court allowed a father’s plea seeking expanded visitation with his four-year-old son.
“There is a direction to the petitioner-husband to pay an amount of Rs 5,000 per visitation.
Father challenged restricted child visitationThe case arose from a custody dispute between an estranged couple over their four-year-old son.
The father filed a petition before the Family Court, Bengaluru, seeking permanent custody of the child.
Aggrieved by these directions, particularly the denial of unsupervised visitation and the payment condition, the father approached the high court.