The Bombay high court has upheld a family court’s order for a father to pay maintenance to his children. The father challenged the maintenance order, arguing his children were no longer entitled to payment. The court ruled his son was a minor when the original order was made, and his daughter’s need for support was valid. The Bombay high court has upheld a family court’s order for a father to pay maintenance to his children. The father challenged the maintenance order, arguing his children were no longer entitled to payment. The court ruled his son was a minor when the original order was made, and his daughter’s need for support was valid.
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