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Responsibility of son for maintenance of Parents Responsibility of son for maintenance of Parents

9 months ago

my son is not providing any monetary support to old parents who don't have any income. The parents has lot of medical ailments heart disease, lungs and kidney disease. Son earns well. What steps can be taken and what provision of law protects the interest of the parents.

Anik

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A.Dear client,
As per the 125 CrPC Maintenance provision, Maintenance and welfare of parents can be ordered by the respective courts if a son or daughter denies maintenance of parents and they lack any means of income to support themselves.
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