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NEW DELHI: Faced with the prospect of litigating a marital dispute or child custody case in
foreign courts, NRI mothers mostly prefer to return home and seek legal protection from
sympathetic domestic courts. Virtually closing the door on this practice, the Supreme Court
has ruled that Indian courts cannot settle disputes of NRI couples pending in foreign
courts.
When the marriage turned sour, Shilpa returned to India on September 12, 2008. Aviral
then moved court in the UK, pleading that the child be made a ward of the court. The
court, on November 26, 2008, directed Shilpa to return the child to the UK court's
jurisdiction.
Aviral's father, through counsel P Jouhar, moved the Delhi High Court on December 4
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``The decision has to be left to the British courts, keeping in mind the nationality of the
child and the fact that both the parents had worked for gain in the UK and had also DEALS
acquired permanent resident status there,'' the bench said, adding the British HC had not Independent directors
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directed handing over of the child to the father.
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It asked Shilpa to abide by the Delhi HC order but asked Aviral to submit a proposal about fiduciary responsibility as the...
her travel plans and stay in the UK, at least for a month. Accordingly, he has submitted a
plan saying Shilpa could stay at his three-bedroom house in Swindon, UK. If she was not
willing to stay there, he agreed to pay for alternative accommodation and daily expenses.
The case will come up for final hearing on December 15.
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In the not-so-distant past, bank managers
used to go out of their way to woo expatriates
for investments when they were home on
holiday. But now expats, back home
permanently, are queuing up at financial
institutions across Kerala, desperately
seeking loans to set up small businesses, a
tailoring unit, a tea stall. Anything.
farms to beauty salons and bakeries. Congress poll pledge: Rs 72,000 a year for the
poorest
Kerala’s six-decade-old Gulf dream is fading. The Kerala Migration Survey 2018, What will happen if BJP can not get a majority of its
conducted by Centre for Development Studies (CDS), shows a reduction of 2.78 lakh own?
emigrants from 2013-18. “We get around 100 loan applications each month from Gulf 2019 Lok Sabha elections: BJP announces first list
returnees desperate to secure a livelihood back home. The Rs 5 crore allotted to us under of candidates, PM Modi to contest from Varanasi
the (returning emigrants) scheme got exhausted in February,” said Pratheesh Mullakkara, The three codes Modi cracked to give India a huge
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Pratheesh said only a fraction of the project proposals submitted by the returnees for self-
employment loans are viable. “Many are not aware of market conditions in Kerala and
come up with a project just because some other returnee attempted it,” he said.
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One loan applicant, V M Nandakumar, approached the society hoping to set up a soft Rajnath Singh Rahul Gandhi Nitin Gadkari
drinks kiosk. He returned from the Gulf after the construction company he and three others Nitish Kumar Mamata Banerjee BJP Mayawati
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ran in Oman closed when nationalisation norms mandated appointment of two Omanis in
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the firm. “We could not afford paying salaries to Omani staff. After returning, I started
taking up small-scale construction work. But the local economy, which is dependent on
Gulf remittances, is severely hit,” he said.
A P Khader Ali of Vattalloor had to return from Saudi Arabia after winding up his cosmetics
distribution business in 2014 after new regulations made it difficult to renew his visa. He’s
now a poultry farmer and has become secretary of Kerala Poultry Farmers’ Association on
the strength of a large number of fellow expats who have ventured into the field.
The return of the expats is mainly attributed to nationalisation programmes by many Gulf
countries, economic recession and rise in living costs. According to the 2018 survey, as
many as 29.4% expats who have returned did so following job loss or lay-offs.
S Irudaya Rajan of CDS, said Kerala should make the rehabilitation of returning migrants a
priority. “The number of returnees in the state has touched 12.95 lakh and many are in the
productive age group. There should be a mechanism for their skill assessment and
agencies like Non-Resident Keralites’ Association (Norka) should conduct a post-return
mentorship on a wider scale,” he said.
Norka authorities said the scheme to aid returnees has helped turn 700 expats into
entrepreneurs in the last year.
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