Petition For Grant Of Succession Certificate Deeds Testamentary Matters 1751 Legal Draft Template
| Category | Deeds Testamentary Matters |
| Format | Rich Text |
| File name | Petition for Grant of Succession Certificate-Deeds-Testamentary Matters-1751.rtf |
Effortlessly craft professional legal documents with 500+ industry-standard templates and refine them using DraftPilot - your AI drafting copilot. Seamlessly upload, review, and compare multiple existing drafts side-by-side.
DraftPilot - GPT-powered editing under LegalDraft Studio · also part of your AI Studio plan Browse & download templates free - DraftPilot requires login + AI Studio
Industry-standard template for reference. Adapt it with DraftPilot (AI copilot), compare clause-by-clause in our comparison workspace, or download and edit offline. Consult a qualified advocate before filing or execution.
Draft Preview
in the goods of……..(state name, address
and nationality)
In the matter of the grant of a succession
certificate in respect of the debts,
securities of the said deceased
The humble petition of AB (state address
and relationship)
The above-named applicant respectfully begs to state as follows:
1. That the deceased GH of, etc., at etc., hereinafter referred to as the said deceased died intestate at No………….on the………….day of……………..
2. That prior to and at the time of his death the said deceased has had his fixed place of residence at No………within the jurisdiction of this court, where he ordinarily lived and resided and left also some property.
3. That the said deceased was governed by the Hindu Succession Act (or Indian Succession Act) etc., and the applicant being his legal heir under the said law is entitled to succession certificate in respect of the debts and securities he re under mentioned.
4. That the said deceased left him surviving at the time of his death, only the following and no other relatives.
(a) CD son of, etc., of, etc. {b) EF son of, etc., of, etc.
I sign this verification at………………this …………day of…………2000.
Signature
Before me Notary
Prepared in my Office Advocate for the Petitioner