How to apply for a Succession Certificate in Chennai - How to apply Succession Certificate in Tamil nadu - 9840802218

Section 372 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, provides for the procedure to obtain the succession certificate. Petition A duly signed and verified application, as per the code of civil procedure 1908, must be made to the civil court or high court of competent jurisdiction. Top documentation lawyers in India can draft and file a petition for succession certificate on your behalf. Details Details like petitioner’s name, the name of legal heirs of deceased, relationship of the petitioner with deceased, right of petitioner, residences of relatives and family of deceased and details of death along with the death certificate debts and securities for which the succession certificate has to be obtained have to mentioned in the petition. Fee According to Schedule II of The Court Fees Act, 1870, a certain amount is levied as court fee for this process. Stamp Duty may vary from state to state. Process The court issues a newspaper notice for 45 days. Any person having a problem with it can file objections. If the court doesn’t receive any objection, it issues succession certificate. Documents required for obtaining Succession Certificate (I) Death certificate (ii) Pan Card of all the legal heirs (iii) Ration card of all the legal heirs (iv) Prescribed application form by affixing a court fee stamp.

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 Do you need to go through Succession Certificate if there is no Will? • Can you avoid Succession certificate without having a Will ? • How do I apply succession certificate if there is no Will ? • How to apply for a Succession Certificate? For Legal queries Daniel & Daniel Attorneys & Solicitors 2132, Vasantham Colony, Annanagar-West, Chennai-600040 Phone: 9840802218 email: advocatechennai@gmail.com 



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