RAVI S. DHAVAN, J. This habeas corpus petition was posted for being considered today. The prrceedings are two parts. The first part relates to the mystery of one Ranjan Srivastava and Mr. S. Singh, Advocate, who arranged the riling of the petition by appending an affidavit to the habeas corpus petition. Neither Ranjan Srivastava nor Mr. S. Singh, Advocate have made themselves available at the Bar of this Court in any proceedings. This enquiry shall continue. Amrit Lal, the Oath Commissioner otherwise an Advocate has been traced and has appeared at the Bar and made a statement that he had affirmed an affidavit of Ranjan Srivastava which is appended to the petition. 2. The second aspect is the allegation of illegal detention of Dr. Roopam by her parents. Since the habeas corpus petition was filed, Dr. Roopam and her finance Dr. Promod Kumar Agrihari applied to the Marriage Officer under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 expressing their intention to marry. The marriage certificate was blocked. Thereafter they married at the Arya Samaj, Gorakhpur on March 3, 1989. 3. Both Dr. Roopam and her hubband Dr. Promod Kumar had other wise applied before the Marriage Officer, Gorakhpur by application No. 213 of 1989 expressing their intention to marry by giving notice under the Special Marriages Act, 1954. they never received the marriage certificate as there was an objection by the parents of Dr. Roopam to the marriage. The objection of the parents to the marriage, is otherwise is on record of this habeas corpus petition. 4. That the parents may object is their right of dissent upon which this Court shall make no comment as marriage of sons and daughters otherwise adult may be with consent of parents and may be in defiance of their wishes. At one stage the Court ceases to interfere into this business and that is when children become adults, it is then their right to privacy. 5. The only relevant aspect that the Court has to see is that the parents had placed it on record in their objection that they have not given permission to their daughter to marry Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari on the ground that they had made arrangements to marry their daughter to another person. This objection is on record. Thus, this Court cannot help not notice it. 6. There was no objection on the ground that their daughter Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari on the ground that they had made arrangements to marry their daughter to another person. This objection is on record. Thus, this Court cannot help not notice it. 6. There was no objection on the ground that their daughter Dr. Roopam was already married. This can be a valid ground to object when the law prescribes filing of notice of an intention to marry under the Special Marriages Act, 1954. Dr. Roopam is now married with Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari. The parents know of this fact. No person or authority can break this bond unless the two break it themselves, of course, in accordance with law. That the parents may not have reconciled to this marriage is another aspect of the matter and the bruises between parents and their daughter only time will heal. 7. Dr. Roopam accompanied by her husband, Dr. Roopams father Mr. Jitendra Mohan Sinha, along with their learned counsel expressed a desire for a chamber hearing and on their request the matter was taken up in cham bers. In chambers the proceedings were such that the court considered that the matters were very personal as between the father (Dr. Roopams mother was not present) and daughter. On what has already come on record by affidavit it will not be appropriate for the court to make any comments on how parents have taken the situation of their daughter marrying Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari and how they view the situation at present. As far as the future is concerned, notwithstanding anything which may have been expressed by Dr. Roopams father, this court cannot forsee the future. A marriage has happened. The couple have lived and do live together. This Court cannot break them apart. 8. Suffice it to say, that Dr. Roopam is not under illegal detention and the Court sees no reason to call either the parents of Dr. Roopam or her in this Court in reference to these proceedings which had alleged her illegal detention. 9. The Court today has recorded statements on oath of Dr. Roopam, her father Mr. J. M. Sinha and her husband Dr. Agrahari whether they had heard of or were familiar with a Rajan Srivastava or A. Singh, the persons who arranged the filing of this habeas corpus petition. 9. The Court today has recorded statements on oath of Dr. Roopam, her father Mr. J. M. Sinha and her husband Dr. Agrahari whether they had heard of or were familiar with a Rajan Srivastava or A. Singh, the persons who arranged the filing of this habeas corpus petition. Each one of these persons denied having anything to do with Ranjan Srivastava the person who filed the affidavit to the habeas corpus petition and the lawyer, S. Singh are until today a fiction. Why should the game called by the habeas corpus petition accused Where is the person who filed it and the lawyer who presented it Learned counsel for the parents desired certain submissions to be noticed by the Court. They were virtually, in short, objections of the parents that they do not and cannot accept the marriage of their daughter to Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari. Can they object on a fictitious petition The Court was given to understand that they did not arrange the filing of it. Then, why should they be permitted to submit on it Personal circumstances and personal issues all between adults with no law violated must remain person and private and not spilled out to the public. Learned counsel for the parents at the close of proceedings insisted that he was under instructions to submit that merits of the matter as on record must be commented. They canaot when no one comes forward to acknowledge this ghost petition. The parents cannot be permitted to speak through a medium without space and matter when they simultaneously say they have nothing to do with the habeas corpus petition, as they have neither filed it nor arranged the filing of it. Nothing will come out of nothing. 10. This court now issues a direction by a mandamus to the Special Marriage Officer, Gorakhpar, to issue the marriage certificate to Dr. Roopam and Dr. Promod Kumar Agrahari upon the application for marriage certificate registered as application No. 213 of 1989 under the Special Marriages Act, 1954 with in three days of a certified copy of this order being placed before him. 11. Should the Court require the presence of any person in reference to the enquiry on the identity of Ranjan Srivastava and Suresh Singh the persons who arranged the filing of this petition, the Court will intimate the learned counsel for the parties. 12. Dr. 11. Should the Court require the presence of any person in reference to the enquiry on the identity of Ranjan Srivastava and Suresh Singh the persons who arranged the filing of this petition, the Court will intimate the learned counsel for the parties. 12. Dr. Roopams father Mr. Jitendra Mohan Sinha has deposited a cash security of Rs. 2, 000 before the Registrar, High Court. The Court con siders it appropriate that this cash security be returned to Mr. Jitendra Mohan Sinha, opposite party No. 1 after he is identified before the Registrar by the learned counsel Mr. Suraj Prakash, Advocate. Decided accordingly .