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Parents Can Evict Their Children From Their Property: Supreme Court Orders; Says Providing Them with Respect and Security Is the Hallmark of a Civilized Society
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In India, inherited property is passed on from parents to children. However, often after receiving the property, children do not take care of their parents. In this regard, the Supreme Court has now taken an important decision.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that senior citizens can evict their children from their property. The court stated that advancing age should not be accompanied by insecurity or humiliation. Every person has the right to live with dignity throughout their life. The Supreme Court also overturned the Allahabad High Court's order quashing a tribunal court's order evicting a son and daughter-in-law from their home. The court stated that, in ord…
·Bhopal, India
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