HC comes to rescue of Abused 72-year-old Doctor
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Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has come to the aid of a 72-year-old city doctor and denied her son permission to enter her house after she alleged he regularly abused her.
A bench presided over by Justice SJ Kathawalla refused to allow a plea filed by the woman's son seeking access to the house.
The bench was hearing the plea filed by the Mumbai resident seeking that he, his wife and their child be granted access to his mothers house in South Mumbai.
In the plea, he said he and his family used to stay with his mother, but she changed the locks of the house one day when they were out.
He alleged that his mother, by not letting him enter the flat, was wrongly dispossessing him of a property that he too had a share in.
A bench presided over by Justice SJ Kathawalla refused to allow a plea filed by the woman's son seeking access to the house.
"Prima facie, the plaintiff (the son) has no right over the house of the mother, and also cant claim any right or entry on the ground of dispossession, when the mother is seriously troubled over the problems created by him in the house," the bench said.
The bench was hearing the plea filed by the Mumbai resident seeking that he, his wife and their child be granted access to his mothers house in South Mumbai.
In the plea, he said he and his family used to stay with his mother, but she changed the locks of the house one day when they were out.
He alleged that his mother, by not letting him enter the flat, was wrongly dispossessing him of a property that he too had a share in.
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