'Comatose spouse's property must be put to his use'
The New Indian Express|May 30, 2024
THE Madras High Court has allowed a woman to sell property owned by her husband, who is currently comatose, stating that the property has to be put to use for his benefit as taking care of a man in such a condition is not that easy.

A vacation bench of Justices GR Swaminathan and PB Balaji recently passed the orders on an appeal filed by S Sasikala of Chennai, challenging the orders of a single judge refusing to appoint her as guardian in order to deal with the property valued at 1 crore.

The single judge had directed her to approach a jurisdictional civil court.

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