Succession, Special Notaries and Inventory Proceeding Act, 2012
346. Declaration of heirship.
(1) After the succession opens, and the law does not require that mandatory ... inventory proceedings be instituted to partition the inheritance, heirship may be proved by a deed of declaration of heirship drawn by the Special Notary
being incapable of managing his assets; (t) "renunciation or repudiation of heirship" means the relinquishment of the inheritance made by a person entitled to inherit ... closed wills, (f) ante nuptial agreements, (g) deeds of declaration of heirship, (h) adoption deeds and (i) such other acts which the Special Notary
succeed; (h) Instrument of renunciation of inheritance; (i) Instrument of declaration of heirship; (j) Instrument of ante nuptial agreement; (k) Deed of adoption under
renunciation of inheritance, adoption, ante-nuptial agreements, revocation of wills, declaration of heirship, orders refusing to perform an act and such other acts provided under
such deed of partition is preceded by a deed of declaration of heirship
closed wills, (f) ante nuptial agreements, (g) deeds of declaration of heirship, (h) adoption deeds and (i) such other acts which the Special Notary
court unless it is preceded by a deed of declaration of heirship
Proceeding Act, 2012
203. Disposition where time for commencement or cessation of heirship is fixed.
- Where the testator fixes a time limit from which
