Commentary on The Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 by Y.P. Bhagat, Kumar Keshav, and Ranjeeta Singh is a detailed and authoritative legal treatise on the law relating to guardianship and custody of minors in India. The Act remains a cornerstone statute governing the appointment, powers, duties, and removal of guardians, with the welfare of the minor as the paramount consideration.
This book provides section-wise commentary supported by relevant judicial precedents from the Supreme Court and various High Courts. It explains critical aspects such as jurisdiction of courts, procedure for filing guardianship petitions, custody disputes, guardianship of property of minors, and the rights and obligations of natural and court-appointed guardians.
Special emphasis is placed on the welfare principle, which guides judicial determination in custody and guardianship matters. The authors analyze how the Act interacts with personal laws and family court procedures, offering clarity on complex legal and procedural issues.
Designed for family law practitioners, judicial officers, academicians, and law students, this commentary bridges statutory interpretation with practical application in litigation. Published by Vinod Publications (P) Ltd., it stands as a reliable reference work for understanding and effectively applying guardianship law in India.






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