Family Succession
What we offer?
- Your wealth inheritance from your ancestors to last generation
- Your succession in case your ancestor has deceased intestate
- Transmission of shares and securities of any deceased
- Transmission of mutual funds, Bank FD’s and bonds of the deceased
- We provide a complete wealth and legacy planning
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About Succession Act
The act basically is an act to consolidate the law applicable to intestate and testamentary succession. It is expedient to consolidate the law of succession with testamentary
- The act referring to succession is called the Indian Succession Act 1925.
- The act refers and defines the administrator, Codicil, District judge, executor, minor, probate
- State and Will. It also accommodates the Power of the State Government to exempt any race, section or tribe, in the state from operation of the Act.
Other aspects
- Marriage
- Interest and powers not lost or not acquired by marriage
- Effect of marriage between person domiciled and one not domiciled within Indian territory
Consanguinity
- Includes kindred or consanguinity
- Lineal consanguinity
- Collateral consanguinity
- Persons held for the purpose of succession to be related to the deceased
Intestate Succession
- Challenges with customary law and succession act
- Inherent and unalienable rights
- Different Rules wherein intestate has left descendants and ascendants property
Testamentary Succession
- Certain provisions to a class of Wills made under Hindu law
- Wills and Codicils
- Execution of Unprivileged Wills
- Construction of Wills
- Bequest to a person by particular description who is not in existence at testators death
Grants of Probates and Letters of Administration
- Including the powers of executor or administrator
- Succession Certificates (Section 370 of the Indian Succession Act)
