Psychological evaluation of children in custody disputes must involve ‘minimum intrusion’, says Supreme Court
Cautioning Family Courts against routinely directing psychological evaluations of children, Bench says the welfare, emotional security, dignity and psychological well-being of the child must remain paramount consideration in all proceedings
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