According to the special law cited for the maintenance of Senior citizens under Act, 2007 which protect parents (and elderly persons) who have signed away their property or assets to a person or to their child so that they would be taken care of but are then left un-attended or mistreated.
If a Senior citizen signs an agreement after 2007 to transfer his/her share in the property on the condition that their basic needs would be taken care of, but the person refuses to do so, then a maintenance tribunal can quash the agreement so from now it’s a legal obligation of the children to look after their elderly parents in India.
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