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2019 DIGILAW 715 (MP)

Pushpendra Luhar v. State of M. P.

2019-10-04

SANJAY YADAV, VIVEK AGARWAL

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ORDER 1. Corpus is present in person. She has been called from the Short Stay Home. She has been lodged in Short Stay Home by virtue of the order passed by the Chairperson, Bench of Magistrate, Child Welfare Committee on 29.4.2019. 2. It is borne out from the explanation tendered by the State functionaries in the form of short return that the date of birth of the corpus is 17.6.2000, thus she is major. 3. On further query from the corpus, she states that she is living on her own volition and without coercion with the petitioner, who happens to be her husband and a child is born out from the said wedlock. 4. We also directed for presence of parents of the petitioner, who are present in person and accept the corpus as their daughter-in-law and assure that they will keep her safe and secure. 5. In view whereof, we do not see any good reason for stay of the corpus at Short Stay Home as ordered by the Chairperson, Bench of Magistrate, Child Welfare Committee on 29.4.2019 and direct her release and handing over her custody to the petitioner - Pushpendra Luhar s/o Shri Lakhan Luhar, who is her husband. 6. The petition is finally disposed of in above terms. 7. Let a copy of this order be served on the learned Dy.Advocate General free of cost during the course of the day.