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Case Name : Chaitanya S.Nair (Minor) Vs Union of India (Kerala High Court)
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Chaitanya S.Nair (Minor) Vs Union of India (Kerala High Court)

Parents of the petitioner had divorced by mutual consent and the custody of the petitioner was given to the mother. Though the biological father has been given visitorial rights, that right is at the convenience of the parties. The third respondent has submitted in Court that he has no objection to the child being taken abroad by the mother, and to live there. None of the parties could bring to the notice of this Court any legal prohibition in incorporating the name of a non-citizen as the l

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