Guardians & Wards Act, 1890–Secs. 6 & 25–Custody of minor to the respondent-grandfather–Appreciation of–While staying with the appellant-mother, minor was not studying in the school–The rationale of the appellant regarding withholding the minor from gaining access to the school for such a long span is not at all conceivable–If the custody of minor continues with the appellant, then indeed the future of minor shall be wrecked and ravaged–Respondent is financially more affluent than the appellant, having means to fulfill a family’s basic needs–Appellant is wholly dependent on her brothers having no permanent source of earnings–They are habitual drinkers and involved in gambling–Such an environment may affect the child–Held, custody of minor was righty granted to respondent-grandfather.
