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The Indian Succession Act, 1925

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Section 392, [Repealed.]. (sections)
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Section 175, Abatement of annuity. (sections)
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Section 327, Abatement of general legacies. (sections)
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Section 202, Accounts to be filed by curator. (sections)
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Section 226, Accrual of representation to surviving executor. (sections)
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Section 10, Acquisition of new domicile. (sections)
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Section 221, Acts not validated by administration. (sections)
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Section 279, Addition to statement in petition, etc., for probate or letters of administration in certain cases. (sections)
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Section 152, Ademption explained. (sections)
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Section 154, Ademption of specific bequest of right to receive something from third party. (sections)
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Section 158, Ademption where stock, specifically bequeathed, does not exist at testator’s death. (sections)
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Section 155, Ademptionpro tanto by testator’s receipt of part of entire thing specifically bequeathed. (sections)
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Section 156, Ademptionpro tanto by testator’s receipt of portion of entire fund of which portion has been specically bequeathed. (sections)
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Section 159, Ademptionpro tanto where stock, specifically bequeathed, exists in part only at testator's death. (sections)
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Section 245, Administration during minority of several executors or residuary legatee. (sections)
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Section 244, Administration during minority of sole executor or residuary legatee. (sections)
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Section 246, Administration for use and benefit of lunatic or minor. (sections)
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Section 253, Administration limited to collection and preservation of deceased’s property (sections)
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Section 250, Administration limited to property in which person has beneficial interest. (sections)
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Section 252, Administration limited to purpose of becoming party to suit to be brought against administrator. (sections)
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