Senior Citizens - Eviction of daughter-in-law - Legality of - Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 (Act of 2007)...

Insofar as the Petitioner’s contention that he has subsequently transferred the subject property in favour of his wife is concerned, it is e...

After having considered the submissions canvassed by the learned counsel appearing for parties, it is seen that Respondent No.2 filed procee...

The Tribunal exercises important jurisdiction Under Section 23 of the 2007 Act which reads thus: 23. Transfer of property to be void in cert...

  The Court notes that all that the petitioners have essentially done in  those proceedings was to assert a claim of ownership in the proper...

The passport of respondent  No.2 is produced at Annexure-B. It shows that respondent  No.2–Carobina Ferrao Guerin is a British citizen. Her ...

The provisions of the Senior Citizens Act  are required to be construed to take within its ambit the maintenance of the senior citizens whic...

   The submission of ld. Counsel for the Petitioner is that the writ petition ought to be entertained by this Court, as an appeal under the ...

This Court in Radhamani and others v. State of Kerala (2016 (1) KHC 9) held that there is no requirement under law that there should b...

Learned counsel for the petitioner has referred to many decisions of this Court to contend that the daughter-in-law has no right to live...

38.  There is nothing in the language or purported intent of Section 23 of the Act 2007 to indicate that the Tribunal has the power to de...

 In  Sachin  v.  Jhabbu Lal , whilst disposing off RSA No. 136/2016 and CM No. 19123/2016, another Single Judge of this Court succinctly o...

The Petitioner is placing implicit reliance on the MOU which does not have any probative value taking into consideration the circumstanc...

In view of the above, an application under Section 22 of the Act would be maintainable against any person irrespective of the fact whether...