The Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 is a landmark legislation that provides a legal framework for the appointment of guardians and the protection of minors in India. This book presents the Act comprehensively, detailing the procedures for appointing guardians, the rights and duties of guardians, and the role of courts in safeguarding the welfare of children.
It covers matters such as legal custody, care, maintenance, property management of minors, and the powers of courts to intervene in cases of neglect or disputes. The book also explains practical applications, judicial precedents, and case references to illustrate the interpretation of statutory provisions in real-life scenarios. Special attention is given to balancing parental rights with the welfare of the child, ensuring both legal compliance and humanitarian considerations.
Designed for lawyers, family law practitioners, judges, guardians, and law students, this book bridges theoretical statutory interpretation with practical guidance for real-world guardianship cases. Its comprehensive approach ensures readers understand procedural, substantive, and welfare aspects of guardianship, making it an indispensable resource for anyone dealing with child custody, minor protection, or family law litigation in India






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