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No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir

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Price
₹199 · GST included
Stamp duty
Chargeable under Article 4, Schedule I-A, Indian Stamp Act 1899 — a nominal FIXED duty, not a percentage; development authorities print Rs 25 on their own forms, though neither Punjab's nor Chandigarh's published table carries an affidavit line — confirm at the counter.
Registration
Not registrable as drafted because it is evidentiary and does not extinguish a vested immovable right.
Witnesses
Independent deed witnesses are not required.

₹199

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Also called

  • heir no-claim affidavit
  • no objection affidavit by heir

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An authority, buyer or lender asks an heir for this so a transaction can proceed — evidentiary only: a limited no-objection, disclosing any settlement, NOT transferring a vested share. To actually surrender a share, use a registered release instead (Article 55, section 17(1)(b), Registration Act). State the deceased, relationship, property and reserved rights; stamped as an affidavit (Article 4, Schedule I-A). Can't override succession law or cure a missing probate or registered release.

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What follows is written for Punjab and Chandigarh. It states the position there rather than describing how it varies, so the amounts below are the ones that apply — worth confirming at the sub-registrar’s office, because rates change. If the property is anywhere else in India, none of this is yours.

Stamp duty

Chargeable under Article 4, Schedule I-A, Indian Stamp Act 1899 — a nominal FIXED duty, not a percentage; development authorities print Rs 25 on their own forms, though neither Punjab's nor Chandigarh's published table carries an affidavit line — confirm at the counter. One e-stamp per deponent, in the deponent's own name. Chandigarh's Estate Office accepts a notarised affidavit in place of Executive Magistrate attestation, except where policy requires otherwise.

Registration

Not registrable as drafted because it is evidentiary and does not extinguish a vested immovable right.

Notarisation

The affidavit is sworn/affirmed before the authorised oath/notarial authority.

Witnesses

Independent deed witnesses are not required.

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NO-CLAIM AFFIDAVIT BY AN HEIR

Affidavit date: 2 April 2026

I, X, X, state that X died on 1 April 2026 and my relationship is X.

Property/transaction: X.

LIMITED STATEMENT

Deponent does not object to stated administrative transmission and asserts no competing claim beyond reserved rights. Rights reserved: X

TITLE LIMIT

Affidavit does not release or transfer a vested immovable-property share.

SETTLEMENT

VERIFICATION

Verified at X on 3 April 2026 that the facts are true and correct to my knowledge and no material fact known to me has been concealed. Sworn before X. Deponent: X

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.

Questions about this document

Does the No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir need stamp paper or stamp duty in Punjab and Chandigarh?

Chargeable under Article 4, Schedule I-A, Indian Stamp Act 1899 — a nominal FIXED duty, not a percentage; development authorities print Rs 25 on their own forms, though neither Punjab's nor Chandigarh's published table carries an affidavit line — confirm at the counter. One e-stamp per deponent, in the deponent's own name. Chandigarh's Estate Office accepts a notarised affidavit in place of Executive Magistrate attestation, except where policy requires otherwise.

Does the No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir need registration in Punjab and Chandigarh?

Not registrable as drafted because it is evidentiary and does not extinguish a vested immovable right.

What does the No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir cost on Kaagazaat?

₹199, GST included.

Launch period: downloads are free for now. The prices shown apply once payments open.

Does the No-Claim Affidavit by an Heir need witnesses?

Independent deed witnesses are not required.

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