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Petitioner (Querist) 15 October 2021 This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir/ Madam,
Could you please provide guidance if under the senior citizen welfare act,
1. can a parent ( owner of self acquired property)evict adult married child with his/ her family?
2. Does the parent ( owner of self acquired property) evict only the daughter in law( mentally harassing the in laws) .
3. If only one evicted ( meaning daughter in law), what should the husband ( who is the son of the parent) be taking the step? Is he required to also leave along with wife?
4. Is “ disowning “ required to be done if parent send eviction under welfare act??

Please help with providing some guidance.

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This discussion clarifies a parent's rights under the Senior Citizen's Welfare Act regarding the eviction of an adult married child and their family from self-acquired property. While a parent can seek eviction, they generally cannot single out a daughter-in-law for eviction if she is part of her husband's family. The son would typically need to leave with his wife. The act of 'disowning' a child has no legal bearing on inheritance rights.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 15 October 2021
Yes. The senior citizen's parents can seek help from the police station concerned under Senior Citizen's Welfare Act.

Petitioner (Querist) 16 October 2021
Could you please provide guidance for #2, #3, #4?

Thank you

P. Venu (Expert) 16 October 2021
You have not posted the context for this query.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 18 October 2021
1. can a parent ( owner of self acquired property)evict adult married child with his/ her family?
Yes the family of son can be evicted by the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents & Senior Citizens Tribunal

2. Does the parent ( owner of self acquired property) evict only the daughter in law( mentally harassing the in laws) .
Being part and parcel of the family of her husband and children she can not be singled out.

3. If only one evicted ( meaning daughter in law), what should the husband ( who is the son of the parent) be taking the step? Is he required to also leave along with wife?
As in question 2 above.

4. Is “ disowning “ required to be done if parent send eviction under welfare act??
Disowning has no legal implication/ consequence ( adverse affect in Succession).

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