MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE FOR A TESTATOR
Examination date/time: 2 April 2026 at X.
Examining doctor: X, X, registration X, at X.
Patient/Testator: Harpreet Singh, House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh, born 1 April 2026. Identity basis: Known patient from existing clinical record. Personal-law/domicile drafting context: Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Jain testator / Punjab.
CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS
X. Relevant condition/medication context: X.
ORIENTATION AND COMMUNICATION
Orientation: Patient was oriented to person, place and time. Communication: Patient communicated choices coherently.
LIMITED MEDICAL OPINION
At the examination the patient appeared capable of understanding the nature of making a will. This certificate is a contemporaneous clinical observation and not a legal adjudication of will validity.
ESTATE-CONTEXT RECORD
The drafting file identifies marital status Married; spouse Naina Singh; children Aarav Singh, son; Meera Singh, daughter.; dependants Widowed sister receives monthly support.; assets House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh; self-acquired., Bank deposits ending 1188; demat folio ending 4422., 25% partnership interest in ABC Associates., Domain names and cloud-stored family photographs; access instructions held separately.; liabilities Home loan already closed; no secured debt.; prior wills Earlier will dated 01 January 2020.; specific bequests Family jewellery to Meera Singh; car to Aarav Singh.; residue Residue passes to the named residuary beneficiary to Aarav Singh and Meera Singh equally. with substitutes If either child predeceases, that child's descendants take that share.; minor status All intended beneficiaries are adults; expenses Pay lawful debts and administration expenses from residue before distribution.; wishes Simple family ceremony; no extravagant expenditure.. The will execution record is 3 April 2026 at Chandigarh, witnessed by Rohan Mehta, Sector 35, Chandigarh, and Naina Kapoor, Sector 22, Chandigarh.
LEGAL BASIS
Punjab: Section 59 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 addresses testamentary capacity; the doctor's certificate is evidence of clinical observations, not the statutory execution of the will. Section 63 remains the will-execution rule. The medical professional issues the certificate; no Sub-Registrar filing, statutory fee or appeal route applies to the certificate itself.
Chandigarh: Sections 59 and 63 apply in the same way. The certificate can accompany a will-registration or later court file, but the medical professional does not decide probate or will validity. No statutory filing fee or appeal route applies to this certificate.
PERSONAL DATA NOTICE
This notice is given under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
The purpose of collecting personal data in this medical certificate is to identify the testator and record contemporaneous clinical observations relevant to the testator’s ability to understand testamentary decision-making.