If an asset is not included in the legal heir certificate or succession certificate in India, the following consequences may occur: The legal heirs may face difficulties in claiming or transferring that particular asset (such as property, bank accounts, or shares). Government departments, banks, or authorities may refuse to process claims related to the omitted asset unless it is specifically listed. The asset might remain unclaimed or in the deceased person's name, leading to legal complications in the future. To include the omitted asset, the heirs usually need to apply for an amended certificate or a fresh succession certificate through the appropriate legal process. In case of a succession certificate under the Indian Succession Act, the court may allow an application for amendment or a new certificate if a previously undiscovered asset comes to light. In case of a legal heir certificate (generally issued by revenue authorities), the heirs might need to request a revised certificate from the Tahsildar or competent authority.

Dear Client, The legislation does not become enforceable without the Presidents or Governors assent if such assent is required by the constitution (for instance under Articles 200 or 201 for state bills). If assent is not obtained the bill may become void or unusable. In court proceedings the entire process or authority granted by a certificate (such as a legislative or official document) may be legally contested or revoked if the formal assent is absent. It is essential to ensure assent is secured and recorded where mandated. I hope this answer helps. In case of future queries, please feel free to contact us. Thank you.