Subra: Conflicting court orders put to rest finally


PETALING JAYA: The Federal Court’s decision to grant civil courts the right to decide on custody of children converted to Islam will put the problem of conflicting court orders to rest, says MIC president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam.

He said the ruling would also allow police to enforce the civil court’s orders without reservation, adding that it was an important step towards protecting the rights of mothers.

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