ORDER

1. This transfer petition has been filed by the wife on the ground that the petitioner has a small child of six years. She has further claimed that she has no source of income and it is difficult for her to attend the court at Delhi. She has further claimed that she is not keeping good health.

2. In support of this petition, a large number of authorities have been cited, namely, Reena Bahri v. Ajay Bahri, Leena Mukherjee v. Rabi Shankar Mukherjee, Ram Gulam Pandit v. Umesh J. Prasad and Rajwinder Kaur v. Balwinder Singh. These authorities are all based on the facts of their respective cases. They do not lay down any particular law which operates as a precedent.

3. Even otherwise, it must be seen that at one stage this Court was showing leniency to ladies. But since then it has been found that a large number of transfer petitions are filed by women taking advantage of the, leniency shown by this Court. On an average at least 10 to 15 transfer petitions are on board of each court on each admission day. It is, therefore, clear that leniency of this Court is being misused by the women.

4. This Court is now required to consider each petition on its merit. In this case the ground take