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Senior Citizens: BIG Court Judgment 2026! Massive 2026 Court Ruling for Senior Citizens – Don’t Miss This! What is the Senior Citizens Act? What is the Senior Citizen Harassment Act? According to the law, a "senior citizen" means any person being a citizen of India, who has attained the age of sixty years or above. In this video legal expart Adv Papia (Decode The Law) will discuss about that latest judgement of Hon'ble Supreme Court related to Senior Citizen under The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizen Act 2007. In this judgement Supreme Court observed the provisions of MWPSC Act and laid down the grounds upon which Senior Citizen can cancel there sale deed of property. Senior Citizens: Supreme Court clarifies position on reclaiming conditional gift. Senior Citizens: BIG Court Judgment 2026! Massive 2026 Court Ruling for Senior Citizens – Don’t Miss This! The recent landmark judgment in Sri Venkataiah v. The State of Karnataka and Others was delivered by the Karnataka High Court on February 2, 2026. The court, presided over by Justice Suraj Govindaraj, clarified critical protections for senior citizens under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. 🖇️ Judgement link: https://indiankanoon.org/doc/65827561/ 0:44- Background 1:44- Facts of the case & supreme court judgement 7:57- important suggestions 🟨 Act and Section in this video: Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens (MWPSC) Act, 2007 🟨 Section 23 of Senior Citizens Act or MWPSC: To briefly summarise, per section 23(1) of the Senior Citizens Act, a gift or transfer of property by a senior citizen may be declared void by a Maintenance Tribunal (established under the Senior Citizens Act), at the option of the senior citizen if the gift or transfer of property is deemed to have been made by fraud, coercion or undue influence. This would be in a case where: (i) such gift or transfer is subject to the condition that the transferee provides basic amenities or physical needs to the transferor (senior citizen); and (ii) the transferee has failed or refused to provide them. Senior Citizens: BIG Court Judgment 2026! Massive 2026 Court Ruling for Senior Citizens – Don’t Miss This! 🔴 Things are being said in this video keeping in mind the incident that happened in this judgment. Don't take it personally. #seniorcitizens #decodethelaw #bhjan #supremecourt #latestupdate #judgment #old #parents #public #legalawareness Your queries: Senior citizen Act 2022 pdf free Download Senior citizen Act 2023 pdf free Download Senior citizen Act, 2007 pdf The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and senior Citizens (Amendment) Act, 2019 PDF Senior citizen Act 2021 pdf Senior citizen Act, 2007 rules Senior citizen Act for property Senior citizen Act Karnataka pdf Senior Citizen Must Show Inability To Maintain Oneself MY SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES: ▶️ Main Channel:    / @decodethelaw   📸 Instagram:   / impapia6   🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/decode_law?t=_WJNQcXG6l... MY VIDEO TOPICS: 🗺 Senior citizens:    • Senior Citizens - Landmark latest judgement   📘 Property transfer:    • Property Transfer   🔬 Cheque bounce:    • CHEQUE BOUNCE | LANDMARK SUPREME COURT JUD...   ☠️ Legal Drafting and Pleading:    • Legal Drafting and Pleading | Practical As...   💰Job Opportunities After LLB:    • Job Opportunities After LLB #law   🇮🇳 Constitution of India | Indian Polity:    • Constitution of India | Indian Polity   🌍 Transfer of Property Act:    • Transfer of Property Act 1882, TPA Lecture...   This video is made solely with the purpose of spreading awareness and educating the viewers strictly for educational and informational purposes. The information demonstrated and explained in the video are true to the best of our team’s knowledge and research. Nevertheless, if any error is committed, the same was never intended to be and is absolutely unintentional. In the event of any inadvertent error, kindly email us at decodethelaw09@gmail.com (mail subject : FEEDBACK) for necessary action, to resolve any error/dispute amicably.