SC balances child’s right to know paternity and alleged father’s right to privacy

The top court has consistently held in various judgments that DNA tests should not be ordered routinely, but there has never been a conclusive answer to when they should be permitted; in case of continuous denial of paternity, the court resorts to DNA test in the interest of justice

The top court has consistently held in various judgments that DNA tests should not be ordered routinely, but there has never been a conclusive answer to when they should be permitted; in case of continuous denial of paternity, the court resorts to DNA test in the interest of justice

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