Indian Succession Act — Section 2

The words “of India” omitted by the A.O. 1950.

2. The words “of India” omitted by the A.O. 1950.

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SCHEDULE VIII

(See section 377)

FORMS OF CERTIFICATE AND EXTENDED CERTIFICATE

In the Court of

To A. B.

Whereas you applied on the

day of for a certificate under Part X of the IndianSuccession

Act, 1925, in respect of the following debts and securities, namely:—

Serial Number

1[Name] of debtor

Debts

Amount of debt, including interest, on date of application for certificate

Securities

Description and date of instrument, if any, by which the debt is secured

DESCRIPTION Serial Number

Distinguishing number or letter of security

Name, title or class of security Amount or par value of

security

Market-value of security on date of application for certificate

This certificate is accordingly granted to you and empowers you to collect those debts [and] [to receive][interest]

[dividends] [on] [to negotiate] [to transfer] [those securities].

Dated this

day of

District Judge

On the application of A. B. made to me on the

day of

,

I

hereby

extend

this

In the Court of

certificateto the following debts and securities, namely:— Debts

Serial Number

Name of debtor

Amount of debt, including interest, on date of application for extension

Description and date of instrument, if any, by which the debt is secured

Securities

DESCRIPTION

Serial Number Distinguishing

number or letter of security

Name, title or class of security

Amount or par value of security

Market-value of security on date of application for extension

This extension empowers A. B. to collect those debts [and] [to receive] [interest] [dividends] [on] [tonegotiate]

[to transfer] [those securities].

Dated this

day of

District Judge.

SCHEDULE IX.—[Enactments repealed.]. Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1927 (12 of 1927), s. 2 and the

Schedule.

Judgments citing Section 2

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