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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act"
Gift Deed Executed By Senior Citizen Father In Favour Of Son Can't Be Cancelled If Condition Of Upkeep By Son Is Not Mentioned: Karnataka High Court
Fraud U/S 23(1) Senior Citizens Act Limited To Breach Of Condition Of Upkeep Of Transferor, Can't Be Enlarged To Fraud In Civil Law: Karnataka HC
[S. 23(2) Senior Citizens Act] Magistrate Can Evict Occupant From Senior Citizens' Estate To Ensure Well Being: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Senior Citizens Act | Son Can't Claim Right To Residence In Building Owned By Father, By Virtue Of Their Relationship Alone: Patna High Court
Senior Citizens Cannot Be Denied Company, Particularly Of Siblings & Close Relatives: Kerala High Court Tells Maintenance Tribunal
Telangana High Court Issues Notice To State In Plea For Establishment Of At Least One Old Age Home In Each District
“Till Death Do Us Apart”, Kerala High Court Reunites 80 Yr-Old Woman With 92 Yr-Old Husband, Son Cannot Keep Them Apart
Is Section 17 Of The Senior Citizens Act Void?
Senior Citizens Act | Eviction Last Resort, Cannot Be Ordered Simply On Asking: Allahabad High Court Grants Relief To Son
Senior Citizens Act | Lawyers Allowed To Represent Parties Before Maintenance Tribunal, Karnataka HC Declares Bar U/S 17 Ultra Vires Advocates Act
Daughter In Law Has No Indefeasible Right In Shared Household, In-Laws Cannot Be Excluded: Delhi High Court
Senior Citizens Act | Maintenance Tribunal Has Power To Order Eviction Of Children From House Of Parents: Chhattisgarh High Court
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