Chinanews Client, February 24 (Peng Ningling) On the 24th, the Supreme Law issued ten typical cases of the protection of the rights and interests of the elderly in the people's courts.
Among them, the 92-year-old man was taken to a business hall of a rural credit cooperative by his children and grandchildren to report the loss of his account, withdrawing a deposit of 240,000 yuan and depositing it into his granddaughter's account was published as a typical case of "forcibly chewing the old".
The Supreme Court pointed out that this case embodies the value orientation of opposing children's "forcible gnawing on the old".
Elderly people often find it difficult to effectively manage and dispose of their own property due to their physical condition and ability to move. In this case, children should not infringe on their parents’ property rights by stealing, defrauding, or forcing them.
When hearing such cases of infringement of the rights and interests of the elderly, the people's courts shall fully ascertain the true wishes of the elderly, insist on protecting the legal rights and interests of the elderly, and make judgments in accordance with the principle of protecting the legal property rights and interests of the elderly, and effectively settle disputes.