Succession Certificate
2 months ago
Hello I'm from Mumbai and i have filed a petition in the civil court against my aunt who has possession of an apartment originally bought by my late grandfather but currently in my late father's name.
My lawyer suggested me to make Succession certificate which will help me claim my right in the said property, i want to know whether till how much extent will this succession certificate help me in this case and what is its importance?
A.Dear Client,
The information provided in your query lacks clarity regarding how a property initially owned by your grandfather is now registered in your father's name. If your grandfather passed away without leaving a will (intestate), all surviving legal heirs have an equal entitlement to claim a share in the property. Additionally, the details about the case you filed against your aunt for possession of the property are not clear. Without this crucial information, it is challenging to provide a specific response. Please provide all relevant details for a suitable resolution, or consider our paid consultation service for further clarification on your queries.
The information provided in your query lacks clarity regarding how a property initially owned by your grandfather is now registered in your father's name. If your grandfather passed away without leaving a will (intestate), all surviving legal heirs have an equal entitlement to claim a share in the property. Additionally, the details about the case you filed against your aunt for possession of the property are not clear. Without this crucial information, it is challenging to provide a specific response. Please provide all relevant details for a suitable resolution, or consider our paid consultation service for further clarification on your queries.
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A.Dear Client,
From the contents of your query, it is not clear how a property brought by your grandfather is currently in your father's name, If the grandfather left the property intestate that is without any will, then all the surviving legal heirs are equally entitled to claim an equal share in the said property. Even, it is not clear in your query, what type of case you filed against your Aunt who got possession of the said property. Thus, in the absence of this information, your query cannot be addressed suitably. So revert back to us with all the relevant information or else you can avail of our paid consultation service to clarify your queries.
From the contents of your query, it is not clear how a property brought by your grandfather is currently in your father's name, If the grandfather left the property intestate that is without any will, then all the surviving legal heirs are equally entitled to claim an equal share in the said property. Even, it is not clear in your query, what type of case you filed against your Aunt who got possession of the said property. Thus, in the absence of this information, your query cannot be addressed suitably. So revert back to us with all the relevant information or else you can avail of our paid consultation service to clarify your queries.
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