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    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent
    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent
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    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent

    The Supreme Court dismissed a Rajasthan man’s plea challenging an eviction order under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, while strongly criticising his dispute with his elderly father and urging him to care for and support his parent.

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    “You Can’t Occupy & Harass”: Orissa High Court Backs Senior Citizen’s Right to Live with Dignity, Orders Son to Vacate Father’s House
    “You Can’t Occupy & Harass”: Orissa High Court Backs Senior Citizen’s Right to Live with Dignity, Orders Son to Vacate Father’s House
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    “You Can’t Occupy & Harass”: Orissa High Court Backs Senior Citizen’s Right to Live with Dignity, Orders Son to Vacate Father’s House

    Orissa High Court upheld a tribunal order directing a son to vacate his father’s house, stressing dignity and safety of senior citizens. The Court ruled welfare laws must be interpreted to protect elderly parents’ peaceful living.

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    Supreme Court Allows Parents to Evict Children from Property If They Neglect Them
    Supreme Court Allows Parents to Evict Children from Property If They Neglect Them
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    Supreme Court Allows Parents to Evict Children from Property If They Neglect Them

    The Supreme Court rules that elderly parents can legally evict their adult children from their property under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 if they fail to provide care. A Mumbai son has been ordered to vacate his parents’ property by November 30, 2025.

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