The court held that the provisions derive their authority not only from Section 32 of the Act, which deals with rule-making powers, but also from Section 22, which requires the State Government to prescribe a comprehensive action plan for protection of the life and property of senior citizens.
The court held that the provisions derive their authority not only from Section 32 of the Act, which deals with rule-making powers, but also from Section 22, which requires the State Government to prescribe a comprehensive action plan for protection of the life and property of senior citizens.
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The court held that the provisions derive their authority not only from Section 32 of the Act, which deals with rule-making powers, but also from Section 22, which requires the State Government to prescribe a comprehensive action plan for protection of the life and property of senior citizens.
