Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007

Senior Citizen Tribunal should ensure law is not misused by children denied share in property: Bombay High Court
Woman cannot be ousted from matrimonial home just for peace of mind of her in-laws: Bombay High Court
Senior citizen neglected by children can reclaim property even if no maintenance condition in transfer deed: Madras High Court
Son, daughter-in-law cannot impose their values, ideas on old parents; at liberty to leave the house: Calcutta High Court
Bombay High Court orders man, wife to hand over flat to 88-year-old mother
Madras High Court allows parents to cancel settlement deed with "heartless" son who refused to take care of them
Directing out-of-turn disposal of matters would amount to controlling roster of authority: Delhi High Court
Section 17 of Senior Citizens Act will not come in way of lawyer representing parties before tribunal: Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court seeks response from Central government on plea by 97-year-old man challenging Section 23(1) of Senior Citizens Act
Son not expected to brand his father "swindler" or claim parents have lost mental balance: Bombay High Court
Senior citizen's right to exclusively reside in his own house must be viewed from prism of Article 21: Calcutta High Court
Dispose of applications, appeals under Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act within two months: Madras High Court
Maintenance of Senior Citizen as a condition for gratuitous transfer of property: What Kerala HC Full Bench ruled [Read Judgment]
Senior citizens should be treated with respect, Bombay HC directs man to vacate 65-year-old mother’s house
Maintenance Tribunal required to evaluate material on record before arriving at decision, Delhi HC
Senior Citizens Act can be invoked to evict abusive Adult Children, Bombay HC [Read Judgment]
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