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Bombay HC gives 6-year-old's custody to adoptive parents, says they are in better financial position

“They (adoptive parents) are taking care of his health, education, intellectual development and are giving him favourable surroundings and they are imbibing moral and physical values in the child,” said the bench

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Bombay High Court.

Bombay High Court.

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court (HC) on Friday upheld a family court order which had refused to grant custody of a 6-year-old boy to his poor biological parents, observing that the child would be better off with his financially viable adoptive parents, a childless couple from Nagpur.

A division bench of justice AS Chandurkar and justice NB Suryawanshi said there was sufficient evidence to prove that the adoptive parents were in a better position to take care of the child, stated a report in Hindustan Times.

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