दफा ६
Right To Live And Meet With The Parents
(1) No child shall be split or separated from his or her father or mother without his or her will.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), the Juvenile Court may issue an order to separate any child from his or her father or mother and entrust him or her to any guardian's custody for the best interests of the child, if necessary.
Provided that the concerned party shall not be deprived of an opportunity to submit his or her explanation before issuing such an order.
(3) Except for the condition where the Juvenile Court has made a restriction stating that it would be not in the interests of a child, the child living separately from the father or mother or both shall have the right to make direct contact or meet with the father or mother regularly.
(4) The person adopting a child shall allow the adopted child to meet, contact and make correspondence with his or her biological parents.
(5) Any person or institution responsible for alternate care shall allow the children under their care or guardianship to meet their biological parents or families.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), the Juvenile Court may issue an order to separate any child from his or her father or mother and entrust him or her to any guardian's custody for the best interests of the child, if necessary.
Provided that the concerned party shall not be deprived of an opportunity to submit his or her explanation before issuing such an order.
(3) Except for the condition where the Juvenile Court has made a restriction stating that it would be not in the interests of a child, the child living separately from the father or mother or both shall have the right to make direct contact or meet with the father or mother regularly.
(4) The person adopting a child shall allow the adopted child to meet, contact and make correspondence with his or her biological parents.
(5) Any person or institution responsible for alternate care shall allow the children under their care or guardianship to meet their biological parents or families.