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Bombay HC Upholds Direction Under Senior Citizens Act to Son to Vacate Flat of Elderly Parents - (20 Sep 2021)

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Bombay High Court has dismissed the son's appeal against the Maintenance Tribunal order asking him to vacate the premises, observing that the man and his family living on his 90-year-old father's property (which has been gifted by him to his daughter) against the parent's wishes was harassment and defeated the parents' right to a 'normal life.' The Senior Citizens Act, 2007 mandates that children or relatives are obligated to cater to the needs of the senior citizens so that they 'live a normal

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