9. The appellant has further submitted that on 05.03.2011, the then Presiding Officer met the child in the chamber on two occasions. After spending sufficient time with the child, he asked the child to be brought to the Child Care Centre, as an interim arrangement to assess the behaviour of the child, in the presence of his father. The child, on hearing that he should see his father, shed tears. However, as advised by the then Principal Judge, the child was brought to the Child Care Centre on 29.3.2011, 10.4.2011 and 24.4.2011 respectively. On 29.3.2011, the child literally cried on seeing his father, even though she was present. For the next two visits, father was alone with the child in the Child Care Centre, the child was requested to talk and play with his father. However, the then Presiding Officer, took judicial notice of the child's reluctant behaviour with his father, referred the child to a psychiatrist at Children Hospital, Egmore, for psychiatrist test report. After rigorous psychiatrist tests, on personality and diagnostic assessment, the psychiatrist submitted her report to the court directly. The report was apparently in favour of the appellantmother.
