The Indian Succession Act, 1925

The Indian Succession Act, 1925 is the principal legislation regulating inheritance and succession of property in India, particularly concerning wills, probate, and administration of estates. The Act provides detailed legal procedures for testamentary succession (through wills) and intestate succession (when no will exists), ensuring orderly transfer of property after death.

This publication presents the bare act in a clear and authoritative format, covering essential provisions relating to execution and revocation of wills, appointment of executors, grant of probate, letters of administration, and succession certificates. It also outlines the rights and liabilities of heirs, legatees, and administrators, making it indispensable for resolving property and inheritance disputes.

Widely applied by courts, legal practitioners, and estate administrators, the Indian Succession Act plays a critical role in family property planning and dispute resolution. This book serves as a reliable statutory reference for academic study, legal drafting, and professional practice, offering clarity and certainty in succession-related legal matters.