Paternal grandparents as guardians of our only grandson

Sir, law considers natural parents of a child as the legal gaurdians. If you want to be the gaurdian, then, both of them have to give consent. Also, you are an aged , retired person. Court will have to look into that matter as well , in the interest of the child. If all the factors are proved favorable to decide that you can be the gauridain of the child, you may be considered as gaurdian.

'both of them have to give consent'

Isn't welfare of the child paramount to the court, instead of their consent?

Could you please tell me if there are any cases of this type in court.

If mother of your grand-son is not agree then there are no chance for you.

Thank you Mr Raj Kumar & Ms Suchitra.

Dear All,

In my considerate view my unknown wants to clarify one pertinent question to the effect that in the eventuality of the natural guardians of the minor are not having good terms and are living separately then through the court's intervention keeping in view the best interest of the minor in mind "ARE COURTS COMPETENT TO GIVE ORDER TO THIS EFFECT"

The answer to this query although conditional to the NOC by the parents is affirmative.

I hope this clarifies the air for once and all.

Best Regards

Daksh