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Children deserting parents in old age
Elderly people and aged parents can get their property back by cancelling the registration of the property given to their heirs if they neglect to take care of them in their old age, according to the Protection, Maintenance and Welfare of the Parents and Senior Citizens Act -2017, said advocate Sai Baba here on Sunday.
Kakinada: Elderly people and aged parents can get their property back by cancelling the registration of the property given to their heirs if they neglect to take care of them in their old age, according to the Protection, Maintenance and Welfare of the Parents and Senior Citizens Act -2017, said advocate Sai Baba here on Sunday.
He was the chief guest at a meeting conducted by District Legal Services Authority member Adabala Ratna Prasad here on Monday. He said that parents would never show any discrimination in discharging their responsibilities towards their children. However, it would be the children who change their attitude towards their parents when they were old and weak.
Saibaba also said that senior citizens and aged parents would have to depend on their heirs for their medical and health necessities and other daily needs. These situations prevailing everywhere these days.
He said that everybody should respect their parents. If they harm them physically and mentally and if exploit them economically and loathe them the senior citizens and aged parents could utilise the laws made for their protection.
Advocates Yanamala Ramam, P V Raghava Rao, Relangi Bapi Raju and local residents participated.
