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High court held that the basic idea behind Senior Citizens Act is to ensure that elderly parents are restored the residence rights that was gifted to

HC said the objective under section 23 (1) of Senior Citizens Act in enabling a tribunal to revoke such gift is based on the intent to ensure the basic needs are protected.

Senior Citizens Act: The Bombay High Court clarified that the Senior Citizens Act aims to protect elder parents living arrangements without canceling valid gift deeds. Legal experts find the ruling important, emphasizing the need to ensure elders basic needs are met.

India News: MUMBAI: Bombay high court held that the basic idea behind the Senior Citizens Act is not to nullify a validly executed gift deed but to ensure that th.

India News: High court held that the basic idea behind Senior Citizens Act is to ensure that elderly parents are restored the residence rights that was gifted to

The Bombay High Court recently observed that the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 cannot be used as a machinery for settling property disputes between the heirs of...

The Bombay High Court bench comprising Justice Manish Pitale held that individual and minority members of a society cannot invoke arbitration clauses in development agreements against the ...

The Bombay High Court has allowed tenants to reconstruct their demolished premises under Section 499 (6) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act sans the landlord’s permission, and recover costs from...

The building on Aarey Road, Goregaon West, was constructed in 1965, and the BMC declared it dangerous in 2014. The building was vacated in July 2019 and demolished.

The Bombay High Court recently quashed detention orders against a father-son duo and their advocate allegedly detained for raising their voice against pollution caused by the marble industry.A...