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No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir

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The deponent and the deceased
What is being sworn
Verification and signing

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The deponent and the deceased

What is heir/deponent full name?Needed

What is deponent address?Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Whose estate/property is involved?Needed

What is date of death?Needed

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What is relationship to deceased?You may leave this

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NO-CLAIM AFFIDAVIT BY AN HEIR

I, __________, __________, state that __________ died on __________ and my relationship is .

Property/transaction: .

LIMITED STATEMENT

TITLE LIMIT

SETTLEMENT

VERIFICATION

LEGAL BASIS

Punjab: Article 4 of Schedule I-A applies to this affidavit. It is evidentiary and is not drafted to extinguish a vested immovable share; if that is intended, Article 55 and section 17(1)(b) require a registered release. No independent appeal route attaches to the affidavit itself.

Chandigarh: Article 4 applies. The affidavit does not itself change an Estate Office title record or replace a registered release. The exact Article 4 denomination was not confirmed.

PERSONAL DATA NOTICE

This notice is given under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

The purpose of collecting personal data in this no-claim affidavit is to identify the heir, deceased and transaction and record the heir limited sworn position without using the affidavit as an unregistered title transfer.

If the matter does not proceed, the personal data will be retained for 90 days and then erased. If the matter proceeds, the record will be retained for the matter plus 12 months, except where a statute requires a longer named retention period.

Data minimisation: this document does not collect a full Aadhaar number, an Aadhaar-card copy, a password or bank credentials.

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