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Shanti sharma (None)     14 January 2020

Is this an actionable claim?

Hi, If a nominee of a deceased receives money from the Bank, do other legal heirs have an actionable claim against the nominee to recover their share. In pure legal terms can this be called an actionable claim? Thanks, Shanti


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This discussion explores whether other legal heirs have an actionable claim against a nominee who receives money from a deceased person's bank account. Specifically, it questions if this situation constitutes a legally actionable claim and if such a claim can be relinquished through a written instrument, especially when there's no will favouring the nominee.

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Shashi Dhara   14 January 2020

You are only legal heirs and successors of deceased ,you can demand for your legal share.which is your right ,if deceased has not written any will or gift infavour of nominee.

Shanti sharma (None)     15 January 2020

But in Law can this be called as an actionable claim? If so can it be relinquished by just a written instrument.

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