Miscellaneous Civil Application is concerned, this Court cannot give its imprimatur on merits of the matter between the parties. Even before me today, Mr. Kini has attempted to address me on merits but since the jurisdiction is restricted to the extent of considering the issue of transfer, the merits cannot be gone into. While considering the issue of hardship as enumerated by the husband viz-a-viz hardship enumerated by the wife in Miscellaneous Civil Application, it is clearly seen that hardship of the wife will have to be considered in the present case. It is for the simple reason that Petitioner – husband is already attending three proceedings in the Court of Nashik. Merely on the basis of the medical condition of the son, the husband cannot seek sympathy of this Court. Undoubtedly, there is no question about doubting the medical condition faced by the son. This Court is sympathetic to the fact that the son would require appropriate medical care, as also require medical visits to the hospital and in the present case, it would undoubtedly be the husband who would have to take care and provide the said medical assistance to the son. The role of the grandparents is also equally important in the present case. In that view of the matter, difficulty which has been expressed by husband can undoubtedly be addressed by the Court by passing appropriate directions.
