FAMILY TREE AFFIDAVIT (KURSINAMA)
I, Aarav Singh, son of Harpreet Singh, aged about 32 years, of Sector 35, Chandigarh, state on oath as follows. My relationship to the deceased: Spouse.
THE DECEASED
Harpreet Singh died on 1 April 2026 at Chandigarh, death certificate DTH/2026/118. The last fixed residence of the deceased was House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh. Jurisdiction: Punjab.
PURPOSE
This affidavit is made for: mutation of land or a house after the death. It will be given to Tehsildar, Ludhiana.
THE FAMILY TREE (KURSINAMA)
Generations shown: two generations: the deceased and the deceased's children.
Parents of the deceased, living or deceased: Father: Mohan Singh (deceased, died 2005). Mother: Surjit Kaur (deceased, died 2012)..
Spouse of the deceased, living or deceased: Naina Singh (wife, living, aged 58)..
Children of the deceased (sons and daughters), living or deceased: Aarav Singh (son, living, 32); Meera Singh (daughter, living, 29)..
Children who died before the deceased, with their own spouse and children: Son Karan Singh (died 2020): wife Priya Singh; children Rohan (8) and Ria (5)..
Other family members shown: Brother Jaswant Singh (living); sister Kuldeep Kaur (living)..
Minor members: All members shown are adults.
Knowledge basis: Immediate family member with direct knowledge of the family. Statement: To the best of the deponent's knowledge, the family tree shows every member of the family in the generations stated.
Documents enclosed: Death certificate, ration card, family records and identity/address proofs..
VERIFICATION
Verified at X on 2 April 2026 that the contents of this affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge and belief and that no material fact known to me has been concealed. Oath/affirmation authority: X. Deponent: Aarav Singh
ATTESTATION (OPTIONAL): I, Balwinder Singh, Lambardar of the village, know the family named above and state that, to my knowledge, the family tree given above is correct. Signature: _______________________________
LEGAL BASIS
Punjab: This affidavit is supporting evidence in the receiving succession/property file and does not itself determine heirship. Article 4 of Schedule I-A is the affidavit stamp classification; the exact Punjab denomination was not confirmed from the sources used. The oath/notarial authority receives the sworn statement, while the substantive succession office/court remains responsible for the underlying claim. No independent appeal route attaches to the affidavit itself.
Chandigarh: The affidavit has the same evidentiary role and Article 4 classification; the exact Chandigarh denomination was not confirmed. For sector/estate property, the substantive transmission is decided in the Estate Office file under the 1952 Act and 2007 Rules, not by this affidavit. No independent appeal route attaches to the affidavit itself.