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Can a daughter-in-law be evicted? HC clarifies senior citizens' rights

The ruling also says a daughter-in-law's shared-household right is not absolute and must be balanced against an elderly owner's right to live peacefully

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Can a daughter-in-law be evicted? HC clarifies senior citizens' rights
The ruling also says a daughter-in-law's shared-household right is not absolute and must be balanced against an elderly owner's right to live peacefully
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