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My father was having bank account and FDs in one particular bank. He passed away 8 years before. He


27-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
My father was having bank account and FDs in one particular bank. He passed away 8 years before. He was living with one brother before he dies so all the bank records and identity proof is with him and he is refusing the provide all documents of my father. We have 5 legal heirs to claim that wealth. But now we have suspect that all amount and FDs are withdrawn by my brother illegally deleted the account from the records. What legal action we can take to seek my father's all bank records whether all bank records are Inactive, closed and deleted. nnNote: I have only voter Id card as Identity of my father to seek details from bank.
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Answer #1
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You can get all the details the deceased with legal heir certificate and if the bank do not provide the details, in this case you approach ombudsman and present there your issue. For more details contact me Advocate Ranjeet Sonker
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Answer #2
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you have to file a succession suit in and on that basis court will decide n divide the assets. for this purpose you have to file a succession suit including all your siblings where court will provide you the certificate n assets will also divided
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