
Question Of Paying Maintenance To Parents Doesn't Depend On How Much Property Has Been Given To Children: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Live LawThe Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that the question of a child paying maintenance to their parents does not depend on how much property was given to the child by the parents and that it is the duty of children to maintain their parents. Justice Ahluwalia, while adjudicating on the matter stated that it is the duty of the children to maintain their parents and providing maintenance to parents is not dependent on how much property is given to them. He held: “The question of payment of maintenance to parents is not dependent upon the fact that how much property has been given to the children. “Considering the price index as well as price of the goods of daily needs, this Court is of considered opinion that monthly maintenance of Rs.8,000/- to be paid in equal share by all her four sons cannot be said to be on higher side.” The High Court thus dismissed the petition affirming the previous orders requiring the petitioner and his brothers to contribute to their mother's maintenance.
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