rights for assistant commissioner in maintenance and welfare of senior citizen act

This discussion clarifies the powers of an Assistant Commissioner under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act. It addresses whether they can issue orders against a daughter-in-law occupying self-acquired property, particularly during the pendency of a civil suit. The consensus suggests that the Assistant Commissioner may not have such powers in this specific scenario, highlighting the need for clarity on the officer's exact designation and jurisdiction.