Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding child visitation rights, ruling that continued custody dispute precludes visitation approval.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against the refusal to grant a continuation of visitation rights for a child. The applicant argued for visitation despite an ongoing custody dispute, while the opposing party contended that the unresolved custody matter made visitation inappropriate. The court held that the existence of a pending custody dispute precluded the granting of visitation rights under the relevant family law provisions.