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In 2023, I met a client from Pune — a widowed daughter whose father passed away without leaving a Will.
Her father’s bank accounts held substantial savings, but the bank refused to release funds without a succession certificate.
Like many families, she assumed a simple death certificate and ration card would be enough.
It wasn’t.
The legal reality in India is that financial institutions will not hand over certain assets without court-authorised proof of succession.
That proof is the Succession Certificate.
In my 15+ years of legal practice, I’ve seen it save families from months of disputes — and in some cases, prevent fraud.
A Succession Certificate in India is a court-issued document that allows the legal heirs of a deceased person (who left no Will) to inherit and manage their movable property — including bank deposits, insurance claims, shares, bonds, and other securities.
It:
Issued by the civil court with jurisdiction over the deceased’s residence (or property location), this process falls under intestate succession — meaning the property is distributed according to succession laws rather than a Will.
Before issuing the certificate, the court conducts public notice and verification to ensure the applicant is the rightful successor.
Under Indian law, the following persons are eligible to apply:
Even if there is only one heir, the court still requires the formal process to avoid future disputes.
To avoid delays, keep these ready:
Every petition must include:
A succession certificate issued by an Indian court is valid throughout the entire country.
If such a certificate is granted abroad by an Indian representative (such as a consular officer or diplomatic mission), it will carry the same legal weight in India — provided it is duly stamped in accordance with the Court Fees Act, 1870.
In practice, this means:
The governing law depends on the religion and personal laws of the deceased:
Others – Governed primarily by the Indian Succession Act, 1925, unless special community-specific provisions apply.
Courts may place conditions on granting a succession certificate to safeguard against misuse.
A common safeguard is the requirement for the applicant to submit a bond with sureties — guaranteeing that:
Under Section 383 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, a succession certificate can be revoked on the following grounds:
If a District Judge refuses to grant a succession certificate or revokes an existing one, the aggrieved party may file an appeal to the jurisdictional High Court.
The High Court can either uphold the lower court’s decision or direct the certificate to be granted/restored.
Aspect | Succession Certificate | Legal Heir Certificate |
Purpose | Transfer movable assets, debts, securities. | Pension, insurance, government benefits, certain property claims. |
Issued by | District Judge (Civil Court) | Tehsildar / Revenue Authority |
Applicants | Any legal heir | Only spouse, children, or parents |
Scope | Authorises debt/securities transfer | Establishes relationship for benefit claims |
So why do families across India select us?
A succession certificate is a legal document issued by a court that permits legal heirs to collect debts and securities (investments) of a deceased person who has died intestate, i.e., without a Will.
In order to get a succession certificate you have to file a petition before the District Judge of the competent jurisdiction where the deceased person resided at the time of death or where the property is located. The petition must contain the prescribed particulars, and if required the heirs can post public notice.
A succession certificate is not compulsory for all inheritances, however if the legal heirs are going to claim or transfer debts, securities, bank balances etc. in the absence of a Will then it is required.
The cost of obtaining a Succession Certificate varies depending on the overall value of the assets in the estate because the court fees are assessed as a percentage of the overall value.
In some states, and some High Courts in India, there is a partial filing facility which allows for the petition to be filed online. However, you have to attend a personal hearing and personal verification in front of the court is required.
A legal heir certificate, probated Will or letter of administration can substitute a Succession Certificate, but the Succession Certificate is generally seen as the most recognized legal proof in the case of movable assets like securities and debts.
A legal heir certificate confirms a deceased's surviving family members for claim purposes (eg pension) with certain economic rights conferred. A succession certificate gives the heirs the legal right to realise the asset's with some focus on property.
Yes. Any affected person may challenge its validity during the window of the objection period following public notice, or later by way of a Petition for revocation under Section 383 of the Indian Succession Act relating to fraud and misrepresentation.
Once granted they are deemed perpetual unless extinguished, revoked, or withdrawn by a competent court. They would usually apply to all of India, and even if granted by a court outside India and specifically stamped in accordance with the Court Fees Act, 1870.