(1) When someone places a child as a son or daughter for adoption, the written consent of both the father and the mother of such child, if both the father and the mother are alive, and if only one of the father and the mother is alive, must be obtained from the surviving father or mother.
(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), if the father and mother are separated due to the termination of the marital relationship between the husband and the wife or due to judicial separation, when the children living with such father or mother are adopted or adopted according to the agreement reached at the time of the termination of such relationship or judicial separation. The consent of the father or mother of the child with whom he/she is living must be obtained.
(3) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), if the father and mother are not found, are not alive or if the father or mother remarries and takes care of such child by any other person or organization, the person who takes care of such child or With the written consent of the organization, such children can be adopted.
(4) According to sub-section (1), (2) or (3), children who have exceeded ten years of age should be adopted and their written consent must be obtained.
(5) The written consent according to sub-section (4) shall be given by the concerned children to their parents or guardians exercising maternal and paternal authority or to the Rohwar of Mathwar.
(6) Before taking consent according to this section, the person giving adoption or adoption, guardian or guardian and children should be informed about the meaning, legal status and consequences of adoption or adoption.
(7) There should not be any kind of financial inducement while taking the consent according to this section and such consent should be given voluntarily.