Deeds of relinquishment are used to forfeit rights to inheritance, usually when someone either wishes an inheritance to skip a generation, or wishes an inheritance to be divided in non-equal shares. Use our relinquishment deeds to release a new inheritance or in anticipation of an inheritance.
Relinquishment deeds
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Relinquishment deed
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Any one wanting to execute or seek a Relinquishment Deed to succeed or release his share in a property in India, whether residential, commercial or agricultural in the presence of other legal heirs may use this document to complete the formality.
Relinquishment deed: in futuro
This document has been drawn to complete relinquishment by "one" future legal heir of a living person who intends to devise succession of a particular property owned/possessed by him in favour of one of his legal heirs within full knowledge of the fact that a Will has also been written by the said owner bequeathing the said property as such.
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