Denied vistation

Appraise the court with irrefutable evidences of not allowing visiting the child.

Irrefutable evidence on adultery is your need.

Your own very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in Family/criminal matters and having successful track record ….. and worth his/her salt …and help you understand what is adultery and what irrefutable evidence is required.

So, sir, you have two option one is you can file an application for compliance of the order, and the second option is you can file contempt application in Delhi High Court as she is not obeying the order of the Hon'ble Family Court. 

And you can file Divorce petition on the ground on Adultery (Please file only when you have sufficient number of evidences)

Thanks,

Regards,

Aman Chawla  

So, sir, you have two option one is you can file an application for compliance of the order, and the second option is you can file contempt application in Delhi High Court as she is not obeying the order of the Hon'ble Family Court. 

And you can file Divorce petition on the ground on Adultery (Please file only when you have sufficient number of evidences)

Thanks,

Regards,

Aman Chawla  

thanks for answering. Will put evidence infront of court.

Major reason is being given that child (12 yrs old) does not want to meet his father.

Any court order where such excuse has been ignored by the court.

Show the evidences to your own very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in Family/Civil matters and having successful track record ….. and worth his/her salt …for a considered opinion.

If you are at a very small location, visit some senior counsel at HC.

If your lawyer is not seasoned/senior get opinion from a seasoned/senior/successful counsel.

The evidences/corroborating evidences/arguments should not go waste and should rather suffcue to convince the presiding officer.

 Or wait and generate evidences as suggested by your counsels in person.

Your previous and last posts are different.

If child is doctored court may still grant opportunity for child to interact with both parents and have love affection and care from both.

Your own counsel should chose citations per facts and need of the matter and rely more on irrefutable evidences and thrashing arguments.

Kumar Doab.. Thanks for reply.. If child is doctored.. tutored.. what is possbility of father to visit child. Chidl age is 12 yrs.

It is felt that there is very much the possibility of right of visit.

The courts have many times noted the child is doctored/tutored..................mind of child is poisned/pollouted...etc etc 

Your own counsel has to take care of the matter.

GO thru;

The mind of the child has been poisoned/polluted and

the child does not have any inclination towards his father because of

the tutoring by the respondents.

During our conversation with the child we could clearly note

that the child has been tutored by the respondents to make him

completely hostile towards his father.

Reportable

          IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

            CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

          Contempt Petition (Civil) No. 394 of 2009

                              IN

          Transfer Petition (Civil) No. 195 of 2008

Dr. Ashish Ranjan

...Petitioner

                               Versus

Dr. Anupama Tandon & Anr.                 ...Contemnors/Respondents

https://courtnic.nic.in/supremecourt/temp/cc%2039409p.txt

5. Counsel also argued that the Family Court failed to appreciate that the respondent has deliberately and contumaciously violated the orders passed by the Division Bench and it is sheer vindictiveness of the respondent who has brainwashed, tutored and poisoned the minor children against the appellant.

https://lobis.nic.in/ddir/dhc/KGA/judgement/08-09-2015/KGA04092015MATFC412014.pdf

Pick up the relevant points and relate to build in your matter...

IT is reiterated that your counsel and you have to have irrefutable evidences and thrashing arguements to convince the court.

Same Query;

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Child-denied-visitation-to-father-180645.asp