Judgment :- (M. CHOCKALINGAM,J) 1. This Habeas Corpus Petition has been brought forth by one C. Sumathi for production of her sister Sathyavathi before this Court. 2. This Court heard the learned counsel appearing for the petitioner and also the detenue, who is produced before this Court this date. 3. According to the petitioner, she has got two sisters viz. P.Revathi and P. Sathyavathi and all are living together. Her sister P.Sathyavathi was actually found missing from 2.7.2010. Immediately, she lodged a complaint to the respondent-police, but no step was taken. On 19.7.2010, the petitioner was informed by the respondent-police that they received a joint letter written by the detenue and another person stating that they have already got married and they are living together. In such circumstances, the necessity arose to file this petition before this Court. 4. Today, the detenue is produced before this Court. When this Court enquired the detenue, she stated that her date of birth is 19.12.1984. When she was employed in the office, another employee by name Mani was also employed there and they decided to marry and the marriage took place in Madurai temple on 2.6.2010, but the same was not registered and they are living together. The said Mani is also produced before this Court. When this Court enquired him, he has stated that the alleged marriage took place between himself and Sathyavathy on 2.6.2010. 5. From the aforesaid submissions, it is clear that the detenue is a major girl and the marriage has also taken place. Hence, all the allegations have got to be rejected. Since the detenu is a major girl, the question of handing over the detenue does not arise. Recording the submissions made by the detenue, the Habeas Corpus Petition is disposed of.