Bond by an Heir with Surety for an Existing Debt
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
AND WHEREAS my late father had executed a bond in favour of the said ………….. on dated…………..
AND WHEREAS a sum of Rs…………….. is due to the said ………………. on account of the principal and interest due under the aforesaid bond
Dated…………… and I being the heir and legal representative of the aforesaid A, owe the aforesaid sum of Rs …………..to the said…………..
AND WHEREAS the said has demanded the repayment of the said amount, which I am not in a position to pay at the payment of present moment, and
WHEREAS the said…………. has required me to execute a bond in its favour
NOW IN CONSIDERATION OF THE aforesaid liability, 1, C, both in my individual capacity and as heir of A hereby promise to pay to the said …………….. in accordance with the covenants of my late father A, contained in the bond dated ..............
NOW AND I further bind myself to the terms and conditions contained in the said bond dated ………….. executed by my late father A in favour of the said …………… which shall apply to me being the heir and legal representative of the late A.
Signed by me at ………… this ………… day of ……………… 20 …..
WITNESSES 1 . ......................
2. Signature
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