In a recent ruling by the Delhi High Court, a joint custody decision has been made regarding the education of a child studying at DPS Sushant Lok. The case, involving Luv Chaudhary and Shruti Agarwal, parents of the child, has led to significant arrangements and agreements for the child’s academic journey. Let’s delve into the details of this crucial decision impacting the child’s future. #ChildCustody #Education #DelhiHighCourt
Facts
- The child is currently eight years old and studying at DPS, Sushant Lok.
- The father initially had concerns about the child being moved from DPS, Dwarka to DPS Sushant Lok.
- After discussions, the parties have resolved the matter allowing the child to continue studying at DPS, Sushant Lok.
- The father has requested access to various school activities including Parents I-Card, Circulars, Parent-Teacher Meetings, Progress Reports, Almanac, RFID Card for safety, WhatsApp Group, and school portal.
Arguments
- Mr. Khurshid assures the Court that the child will not be relocated outside the NCR, Delhi.
Analysis
- The father, Luv Chaudhary, will have custody of the child every Tuesday with specific pick-up and drop-off times.
- Efforts are expected from the mother, Shruti Agarwal, to provide access to the child’s academic and extracurricular activities information to the father.
- Visitation rights include the father having custody of the child for three specific weekends in a month, while the mother will have custody for the remaining weekends.
Decision
- Parties will make joint decisions concerning the child’s well-being both in school and otherwise.
- Pending applications shall stand closed.
- The contempt petition is closed.
- Non-custodial parent can seek access through video conferencing with prior notice.
- Cross-appeals are disposed of accordingly.
- Child will not be moved from DPS, Sushant Lok without Court permission.
- Given the arrangements in place, pending contempt petition and appeals can be disposed of.
Case Title: LUV CHAUDHARY Vs. SHRUTI AGARWAL (2024:DHC:3893-DB)
Case Number: CONT.CAS(C)-50/2024
