SUCCESSION TO TENANCY RIGHTS
Deceased place-of-death record: Chandigarh.
Claimant: Aarav Singh, Sector 35, Chandigarh, relationship Spouse. Deceased tenant: Harpreet Singh, died 2 April 2026, certificate DTH/2026/118, last residence House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh. Jurisdiction Punjab.
Landlord: X, X. Premises: X. Tenancy reference: X. Started: 1 April 2026. Type: Punjab urban premises under the applicable rent-control/tenancy framework.
SUCCESSION / OCCUPANCY
Occupancy at death: Claimant/heir resided with deceased in the premises. Details: X. Claim basis: Statutory tenant-family succession under the applicable rent law. Rent status: X.
Family tree: Spouse Naina Singh; son Aarav Singh; daughter Meera Singh.. Other heirs: Naina Singh and Meera Singh, Chandigarh.. Minor status: All known heirs are adults. Testamentary status: Deceased left a will identified below. Will Will dated 01 January 2024. Other estate property: House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh.. Movables: Bank deposits and securities.. Liabilities: Final medical bills; no secured loan.. Documents: Death certificate, title deed, family records and identity/address proofs.. Phone +91 XXXXX XXXXX. Email aarav@example.com.
REQUEST
Record the death and recognise, regularise or respond to the claimant's tenancy succession only under the rent/lease law and occupancy facts applicable to the identified premises.
APPLICANT CONTACT
Relationship/capacity: Spouse. Phone: +91 XXXXX XXXXX Email: aarav@example.com
LEGAL BASIS
Punjab: Two rent statutes run side by side, split by the date of letting: premises let before 30 November 2013 stay under the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949, and premises let on or after that date come under the Punjab Rent Act, 1995. The tenancy-succession rule comes from the Act that governs this letting, together with the lease contract where relevant. The landlord/estate authority receives the first request; a contested protected-tenancy claim is decided by the competent Rent Controller/court under the applicable Punjab enactment. A single fee, limitation period and appeal route for every Punjab tenancy-succession claim was not confirmed from the sources used.
Chandigarh: Urban rent-controlled premises are governed by the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949 as extended to Chandigarh; a contested statutory-tenancy claim goes to the competent Rent Controller under that Act. Contractual lease rights remain subject to the lease and applicable Transfer of Property Act rules. The filing fee, limitation period and appeal route for the particular succession dispute were not confirmed from the sources used.
PERSONAL DATA NOTICE
This notice is given under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
The purpose of collecting personal data in this Succession to Tenancy Rights is to identify the deceased, applicant, heirs or nominees, establish the property/estate record and support the stated succession or transmission process.