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Succession Certificate in case of no will or nominee


27-Sep-2023 (In Family Law)
My Brother In Law passed away and is survived by my sister and a 7 years old daughter. In-laws are not cooperative and succession certificate has become a troublesome matter to get. There is no nominee in accounts and other places either.
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Answer #1
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Hello your sister can apply and obtain the succession certificate from the civil court under the provisions of succession Act. If a hindu male die inestate without a will his legal heirs can obtain the succession certificate. As a short process your sister may also get legal heir certificate from the Tehsildar and check with bank if the accept it if not file petition for succession certificate in Civil Court.
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Answer #2
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your sister along with her daughter daughter will have to file succession certificate case Hindi concerned Civil Court of your district . three parties other than your sister and her daughter will be main parties to this case and after Publication and all the formalities of the court they will be declared this accessories as per ratio in the estate
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