Chennai: A Madras court ruled that there was no need to provide tea and snacks to the husband when the wife came to visit her children. Earlier, the single bench judge had suggested that when a estranged husband comes to his wife’s house to meet her children, he should be welcomed in the ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’ manner, asking for tea and snacks. A two-judge bench of the Madras High Court has now set aside this order. The order was passed by a single bench judge during the hearing in July.
A bench of Justice Paresh Upadhyay and Justice D Bharat Chakraborty said there was no need to pass any such order. He also explained that the earlier order pertained only to the manner in which separated husband and wife should behave in the movement of children.
what was the matter?
The single bench of the Madras High Court was hearing a plea seeking the son of a estranged couple to meet his father. In this case the father of the child was allowed to meet the child every alternate day between 6 pm and 8 pm. But the boy’s mother was thinking of taking the boy to Delhi and settling there permanently. But later the boy’s mother told the court that there was no such idea.
Since the boy lives with the mother, it was demanded that the boy’s father be allowed to visit the mother’s house on Friday and Saturday to meet her. Him. The court approved it. The court ordered that the other party should behave decently with the estranged spouse while visiting their child. , They are always ready to fight with each other. Their quarrels affect their children. This emotional burden carries with them throughout life, can have a negative impact on the child’s life, and can undermine the child’s self-confidence. Thus if a couple gets separated, it affects the lives of the children. The court clarified that this effect can be mental as well as emotional. The court also made it clear that any differences between husband and wife should be confined to both and should not affect their children.
