Legal & Court Succession • Transmission of Shares

Transmission of Shares without a Will (Intestate Succession Process)

How legal heirs can claim deceased investor’s shares and IEPF funds without a Will under SEBI simplified guidelines.

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Critical Legal Points: Transmission of Shares without a Will (Intestate Succession Process)

Navigate complex court procedures, SEBI guidelines, and company requirements with expert legal backing.

Claim process up to Rs 5 Lakhs

Claim process up to Rs 5 Lakhs: Family Settlement Deed, NOC from legal heirs, and Indemnity

Claim process above Rs 5 Lakhs

Claim process above Rs 5 Lakhs: Succession Certificate or Legal Heirship order

Handling multiple legal heirs and relinquishment of share rights

Handling multiple legal heirs and relinquishment of share rights

End-to-end documentation prepared by ClaimMyFunds legal experts

End-to-end documentation prepared by ClaimMyFunds legal experts

The Complete Legal Execution Roadmap

From initial genealogical research to final release of shares and dividends from the IEPF Authority.

1

Legal Estate Audit

Examine shareholdings, Will status, legal heir tree, and determine whether SEBI simplified route or Court Succession applies.

2

Drafting & Attestation

Drafting petitions, non-judicial stamp paper affidavits, Indemnity Bonds (ISR-4), NOCs, and Family Settlement Deeds.

3

Court Grant / SEBI Filing

Obtain Civil Court Succession Certificate / Probate or submit Form ISR-5 directly to RTA for transmission.

4

IEPF-5 Claim & Demat Release

File MCA Form IEPF-5 with company Nodal Officer and receive all shares and unpaid dividends into the heir's demat account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Transmission of Shares without a Will (Intestate Succession Process) required for claiming shares?

How legal heirs can claim deceased investor’s shares and IEPF funds without a Will under SEBI simplified guidelines. Under SEBI regulations and the Indian Succession Act, proper legal documentation protects both the company and legal heirs against competing claims.

How long does the Transmission of Shares legal process take?

Depending on the court jurisdiction and documentation readiness, the procedure typically takes 3 to 6 months. ClaimMyFunds fast-tracks the drafting, filing, and citation process to minimize delays.

How does ClaimMyFunds assist with Transmission of Shares without a Will (Intestate Succession Process)?

ClaimMyFunds provides complete end-to-end legal support including petition drafting, court fee calculation, newspaper citations, family settlement deeds, and immediate liaison with RTAs and IEPF Authority once granted.

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