Delhi court upholds rule allowing eviction of children from parents' property

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A Delhi court has upheld a rule enabling the eviction of children from their parents' property. The rule is part of regulations for protecting senior citizens. The court stated the rule draws authority from sections of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act. Specifically, it cited sections concerning rule-making powers and the state's duty to protect senior citizens.

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