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Legal Heir Certificate in Nagpur for NRIs, Handled From Abroad
Dharampeth flat, NIT lease or orange grove near Katol, the Nagpur paperwork depends on who holds the record. We identify the correct document, get the signing pack ready for abroad, and chase it through the tehsil, NMC, NIT and your society.
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Which Document Does an NRI Heir Need in Nagpur? The Short Answer
No single paper settles a Nagpur estate. For society transfers, NMC records, pensions and utility connections the Tehsildar's Vaaras (heirship) certificate often does the job, whereas a bank or fund house may demand a succession certificate from the Nagpur court. By statute probate was never compulsory for an ordinary Nagpur Will, since Section 213 of the Indian Succession Act touched only presidency-town Wills and was removed in December 2025, yet many institutions still ask for it. An NRI can see the whole job through with a power of attorney and affidavits executed before a notary abroad.
- Heirship (Vaaras): Tehsildar of Nagpur Urban or Nagpur Rural, after a Talathi inquiry
- Succession certificate: granted by the Nagpur court; often asked for by banks and fund houses
- Probate: court proof of a Will; optional by law, still requested by many institutions
- Flat, lease or land: society transfer, NMC or NIT record, Ferfar on the 7/12 for farm land
Matching Your Nagpur Asset to the Right Certificate
Nagpur estates tend to mix a city flat, a plot held from an authority, bank balances and sometimes land in the district. Read down the rows to see what each asset usually needs, then let the institution confirm its own requirement before anything is signed overseas.
| Your situation | Document you likely need | Issued by | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|
| No Will, and you need a society transfer, an updated NMC tax entry, a family pension or a utility connection moved | Heirship (Vaaras) certificate NRI legal heir certificate guide | Tehsildar for Nagpur Urban or Nagpur Rural, once the Talathi has inquired | A few weeks once the inquiry closes |
| Savings and term deposits, a locker, demat shares or fund units, with no Will | Succession certificate NRI succession certificate | Civil court at Nagpur, after public notice | Months, because notice and objections must run their course |
| A flat in a housing society or an apartment block, with no Will | Society or association transfer, then NMC update NRI property transfer | Managing committee or association, followed by the NMC zone office | Governed by how soon every heir consents |
| A house or plot on NIT lease land, or on Nazul land | Lease transfer to the heirs Heirship proof, lease papers and the lessor's own checklist | Nagpur Improvement Trust, or the Collector's office for Nazul land | Varies by lessor; confirm the current process before filing |
| An orchard or field in Katol, Kalmeshwar, Hingna or elsewhere in the district, no Will | Ferfar entry on the 7/12 How NRI mutation works | Talathi and Circle Officer, with the Tehsildar hearing objections | Quick if heirs agree and papers are whole; slower when contested |
| A Will left by a Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh or Jain parent | Probate, where an institution insists Optional by statute, though widely requested | Civil court at Nagpur with jurisdiction | Months, since the Will must be proved and notice given |
Most Nagpur families land in more than one row. A pension may need the Vaaras certificate, a plot an NIT transfer, a fund folio a court certificate, and an orchard a Ferfar. We order the filings so that a single signing pack covers them all.
Not sure which row is yours? Most families are not. One call with an advocate settles it.
Book an assessmentWhich Body Governs Your Nagpur Address? A Plain Map
On an envelope Nagpur is one city. For succession paperwork it is a handful of offices sharing a map, and the first job is to learn which of them holds each record. Getting this wrong at the start sends a file back and loses weeks.
Inside the municipal limits. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) runs the city through ten zone offices, among them Dharampeth, Laxmi Nagar, Dhantoli and Mangalwari. Its Birth and Death Registration Department records deaths inside the city, and its property-tax department keeps the assessment list for houses and flats. The death certificate you need comes from the registrar of the place where the person died, not where the family lived. A parent who lived in Manish Nagar but passed away in a hospital in Kamptee or Wadi leaves a certificate from that local body, while the flat stays on the NMC list.
The Improvement Trust layer. The Nagpur Improvement Trust (NIT) laid out many residential layouts and still manages the leases on land it allotted. A single plot can therefore sit on the NMC tax roll and on an NIT lease at once. That is normal, and it is explained in the next section.
Beyond the corporation. The Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority (NMRDA) plans the wider region around the city, including the fast-growing belts outside the municipal boundary. Smaller towns in the district have their own municipal councils, and villages have gram panchayats that keep a house assessment register, usually called Namuna 8. A house in a village is a panchayat record, not an NMC one.
The cantonment. Kamptee, to the north-east, has a Cantonment Board with its own death register and its own property records. Confirm the Board's current process directly, because cantonment practice differs from the corporation's.
The revenue office. The Tehsildar is chosen by the deceased's address or by where the land lies. Nagpur Urban and Nagpur Rural are separate tehsils within a district of fourteen, and two addresses with the same postal code can fall in different ones. An application lodged at the wrong office is usually returned, not forwarded.
Electricity and water. Power is supplied by MSEDCL, commonly called Mahavitaran, and water inside the city is run under the NMC's arrangement with Orange City Water. For a change of name after a death, the electricity company's guidance points to the latest bill, the death certificate and one proof of heirship, such as a legal heir certificate, a registered Will or a mutation in municipal or land records. Water and tax departments set their own lists, so we ask each one for its current requirement and put the answers into one plan.
NIT Leasehold and Nazul Plots: The Nagpur Wrinkle
Many Nagpur families believe they own their plot outright because they pay municipal tax on it and hold a registered deed. A large number of those plots are in fact leased from the Nagpur Improvement Trust, and some older central plots are Nazul land, meaning government land held under a lease from the Collector. The difference matters on the day an heir tries to change the record.
What a lease changes. On leasehold land the family holds the rights of a lessee. After a death, those rights do not pass on quietly: they have to be recorded in the heirs' names with the lessor. NIT and the Collector's office each keep their own checklist. It commonly includes proof of death, proof of who the heirs are, the original lease papers, receipts for ground rent and consent letters from co-heirs. Treat that as a likely list, not a promise, and ask for the current one in writing.
Arrears and renewals. Older leases may be due for renewal, and unpaid ground rent can hold up a transfer. We look at the lease position early so that a surprise does not surface after the certificate is already in your hands.
Where the survey office fits. The city survey record, the Property Card, is updated by the land records office. Whether that office asks for a no-objection letter from NIT or the Collector has been argued in court before, so we ask what it requires today and do not assume.
The policy still in motion. The state's plan to convert NIT leases into full ownership was still awaiting a final decision in the latest reports we saw. We plan every NIT matter on the rules in force today and revisit the plan if a notification arrives.
Why this matters to an heir abroad. A buyer's lawyer reads the lease first. If the heirs' names are missing from it, a sale stalls and the buyer's bank may decline the loan. A tidy NIT or Nazul record is often what turns an inherited plot into one that can actually be sold. If you plan to keep the property instead, the same record protects every heir's share against later disputes.
For the national picture on moving title after a death, see NRI property inheritance in India.
Flats in Nagpur: Society Shares, Apartment Deeds and the Nominee Question
An inherited flat is often the largest asset an overseas family faces in Nagpur. How it moves depends on how the building is organised, so the first question to the family is always the same: is it a society or an apartment association?
Co-operative housing societies. Older residential areas such as Dharampeth, Ramdaspeth, Sadar and Civil Lines include many societies where each owner holds shares and a membership. After a death, the managing committee takes up the transfer of that share. It typically wants a written application, the death certificate, the share certificate, the latest maintenance receipt, a no-objection letter from every other heir or an affidavit naming them, and often an indemnity bond. A running home loan or a quarrel between heirs can push the committee to ask for a court document instead.
Apartment associations and registered deeds. Many newer buildings along Wardha Road and in Manish Nagar, Besa, Trimurti Nagar and the Hingna Road belt are sold as apartments under a registered deed, not as society shares. The deed is the proof of title, so the heirs show their right through the heirship document, and any transfer between co-heirs is made by a deed registered with the Sub-Registrar. The association then updates its own bills and records according to its bye-laws.
What a nominee really is. A nominee named on a share certificate or in society records is someone the society may deal with for all the legal heirs. The nominee is not automatically the sole owner. A widow and the children keep their legal shares, which is why committees ask for consents. A nomination makes the committee's first step simpler. It does not settle who owns what.
After the building agrees. The name on the NMC tax record is changed through the zone office, and where the land is under the city survey the Property Card may need its own entry. Electricity and water connections are changed one at a time, usually on the same set of papers.
Decide early whether to keep or sell. If a sale is likely, the cleanest path is to move the flat into the names of all heirs first, then sell with every heir's signature on the deed. A buyer's lawyer will trace the chain from the deceased to the sellers and will not accept gaps. A flat that is going to be rented out needs the same clean chain, because tenants, tax records and later banks all rely on it. Tell your representative your plan at the first call so that the papers are drafted for it.
The mechanics of changing the name in municipal and land records are explained in our NRI property mutation guide.
Orchards, Fields and Layout Plots Beyond the City Limits
Many Nagpur families also hold land elsewhere in the district. The orange belt around Katol, Narkhed and Kalmeshwar is a regional feature, and a field or orchard may have stayed in a grandparent's name for decades. That land lives in the village revenue system, not in the municipal one.
The 7/12 and the Vidarbha vocabulary. The 7/12 extract (Satbara) records who holds the land and what is grown on it. Records in Vidarbha districts often speak of the mauza, meaning the revenue village, and of the khasra number, and old entries can reflect earlier tenure arrangements. The digital copy on the state's Mahabhulekh portal is convenient to download, but it can only repeat what the record already says. Read the oldest available extract before planning anything.
How the Ferfar moves. Heirs inform the Talathi of the death and hand over the death certificate and proof of the family tree. The Talathi enters a mutation, notice is sent to those with an interest, and the Circle Officer certifies it if nobody objects. Contested entries go up to the Tehsildar. A Ferfar tidies the revenue record without deciding who truly owns what, so a family dispute still belongs in a civil court.
Non-resident heirs. FEMA allows a person living abroad, whether NRI or OCI, to receive farmland through inheritance although not to purchase it. A later sale generally has to be to an Indian citizen resident in India, and Maharashtra's tenancy and farmland laws can reduce the pool of eligible buyers. Wait until the 7/12 shows every heir before planning a sale.
Land taken for public projects. Where a road, a rail line or a township scheme takes part of a holding, compensation follows the names on the record. Heirs who have not yet been recorded can find it hard to claim the money, and the amount may sit in the deceased owner's name. If you hear that part of the family land was acquired, check this before anything else.
Plots in unapproved layouts. Around Nagpur many plots were sold in layouts that never received formal approval, widely known as Gunthewari developments. Maharashtra has a law to regularise them, and NIT and NMRDA take applications in their areas, but reports in 2026 describe progress as slow. An heir should not assume such a plot can be sold or built on without problems. Record the heirs on whatever title papers exist, then ask the planning authority about the regularisation status.
For the exchange-control side of a later sale, read our blog on FEMA rules for NRIs selling inherited property in India.
Succession Certificate and Probate: The Nagpur Court Route
If a bank, fund house or depository will not move without a court order, the petition is generally lodged in the Nagpur civil court, typically before the District Judge or a judge assigned to such matters. The Bombay High Court bench sitting at Nagpur serves the Vidarbha region, yet it is not where such a family usually starts.
A city outside the old Section 213 rule. Nagpur served as the capital of the Central Provinces and Berar, and it was never a presidency town. Section 213, the old rule that made probate a precondition for enforcing some Wills, was written for Bombay, Calcutta and Madras. A Will made in Nagpur could come within it only through immovable property located in one of them. Parliament has now deleted the section through the Repealing and Amending Act, 2025, so what a given institution asks for is a question of its own policy, not of statute.
How a petition moves. The advocate lodges the petition with the heirs' affidavits, the death certificate and an asset list. The court orders public notice so that objectors can appear, and may call for security before it issues a certificate over debts and securities. For probate the original Will and the attesting witnesses' evidence come in as well, followed by the same notice stages. Our post on succession certificate versus letter of administration explains which suits which case.
What your part looks like from abroad. Affidavits, consents and the power of attorney are signed in front of a notary and then apostilled or attested. The Nagpur advocate does the filing and attending. If you are the executor named in a Will, the court may wish to hear your own statement, and we say so early if that looks likely. A short video appearance can sometimes stand in for a journey, where the court allows it.
Picking the route. Many Nagpur banks will act on the Tehsildar's certificate for a modest balance and reserve the court document for large deposits, lockers or shares. Co-operative banks and fund houses apply their own rules. Because a wrong turn can lose months, we ask each institution in writing which paper it accepts, and we lodge a court petition only when one of them insists.
For the full picture of the court document, see NRI succession certificate.
Vidarbha Names, Scripts and Family Records That Trip Up Files
Most delays in Nagpur files do not come from the law. They come from small differences between documents that were made years apart by different offices.
Name order. Marathi names usually run first name, father's name, surname. A passport may carry only two of the three, while Aadhaar, the 7/12 and the bank record carry all of them. The office then asks whether these are one person, and the file waits for an affidavit.
Script and spelling. Nagpur speaks Marathi and Hindi side by side, and a surname written in Devanagari becomes several different Roman spellings. Wankhede appears as Vankhede, and Bawankule as Bavankule. A school record may use one spelling and a ration card another. Line up one standard spelling before anything is signed, and keep the other forms ready as supporting copies.
Married women. After marriage a Marathi woman's middle name often changes from her father's name to her husband's, and the surname may change too, so two of the three parts differ between her birth record and her later papers. Her link to the deceased is shown by her school or birth record in the earlier name together with the marriage certificate.
Religion and personal law. The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 applies to Hindus and also to Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs, which covers many Nagpur families, including the city's large Buddhist community. Muslims follow their personal law, and Christians and Parsis are governed mainly by the Indian Succession Act, so the shares differ between these systems. Older school or revenue records sometimes show a different religion entry or name from the present one. The heirship affidavit should say plainly which law governs the family and explain any change in the records.
Foreign documents. A marriage certificate, a name-change deed or a death certificate issued abroad needs an apostille or Indian mission attestation, and a document in another language needs a translation. Gather these before the application so that the tehsil does not return the file halfway.
We place every name on one grid before you sign, so that the notary, the tehsil and the court all see the same person.
Why does the right body depend on the plot in Nagpur?
Death is registered with the NMC, whose Birth and Death Registration Department serves the city’s ten zones, Dharampeth among them. The Tehsildar then issues the heirship certificate. Nagpur district has separate Nagpur and Nagpur Rural tehsils, so the address decides the office.
Property is the second layer. Many Nagpur plots are leasehold from NIT, an authority independent of the corporation. Press reports from 2025 and March 2026 describe a state proposal to make NIT plots freehold, and the latest report we found called it pending. We check the plot’s lease status with NIT before planning any transfer.
What do you need an NRI legal heir certificate in Nagpur for?
- Housing society transfer: the society re-registers the flat's share certificate and membership in the heirs' names. Expect requests for the heirship document, an indemnity bond and co-heir NOCs.
- NMC property-tax record: the name on the assessment changes on the strength of the heirship papers. We confirm NMC's current document list.
- NIT leasehold plots: moving a lease into the heirs' names is NIT's own process, and it names its own documents.
- Bank, mutual-fund and demat claims: institutions differ. Some pay out on the heirship certificate, others require a Succession Certificate, and we find out which before you sign anything.
- Pension, insurance and utilities: claims and connections normally need proof of who the heirs are.
- Farm land in the district: a Ferfar mutation entry adds the heirs to the 7/12 extract.
Which office issues the legal heir certificate in Nagpur?
The Tehsildar of the area where the deceased lived issues the certificate, which Maharashtra calls the Heirship Certificate or Vaaras Pramanpatra. It is a revenue-department record, and no court is involved. Applications are typically made at the Tehsildar office, where a Setu Suvidha Kendra operates inside the tehsil campus. Guides differ on whether the certificate can be filed on the Aaple Sarkar portal, so we check with the office which channel is live.
| Item | Detail for Nagpur |
|---|---|
| Issuing authority | Tehsildar, once the Talathi or a revenue officer has inquired |
| Which office | Nagpur or Nagpur Rural tehsil, by the deceased's address. The Collectorate sits at district level |
| Application channel | Tehsildar office or Setu Suvidha Kendra. We confirm whether Aaple Sarkar applies before filing |
| Death certificate | Nagpur Municipal Corporation, Birth and Death Registration Department (nmcnagpur.gov.in) |
| Property-tax record | NMC, which has ten zones including Dharampeth |
| NIT leasehold plots | Nagpur Improvement Trust, separate from NMC |
| Succession Certificate court | District Judge, Nagpur. The Bombay High Court bench at Nagpur does not take the original petition |
Settling a Nagpur Estate From Abroad in Eight Steps
You sign once overseas, and a Nagpur advocate and our representative do everything that needs someone in the room.
Assessment call
We start with a conversation about what was left in Nagpur and where: flat, NIT plot, bank accounts, orchard. From it we list the tehsil, office or court for each item, and the institutions that must state their own requirements before any drafting begins.
Gathering papers
Two checklists go out, one for what you can locate overseas and one for relatives in Nagpur, covering items such as the NMC death certificate, society share certificate, lease papers and 7/12 extract. Both halves proceed in parallel, so neither side holds up the other.
Signing abroad
A heirship affidavit, consent letters and a power of attorney in favour of our Nagpur representative are drafted for you to sign before a notary at home. Apostille applies for the US, UK, Singapore and Australia; papers from the UAE or Germany instead go through attestation at an Indian mission.
Originals to Nagpur
Scans travel first, letting a Nagpur advocate compare each name against Aadhaar, tax and land records, before the originals follow by courier. Maharashtra stamping of a power of attorney signed abroad must happen within three months of its first arrival in the state, a date we watch.
Filing and notice
A Vaaras application is lodged at the Nagpur Urban or Nagpur Rural tehsil, or online where that office takes it, and the Talathi starts the local inquiry. A court certificate begins with a petition in Nagpur and a published notice inviting objections.
Inquiry and hearing
Our representative meets the Talathi, answers queries and joins any site visit. In court, your advocate appears on your behalf through the power of attorney. Should an officer or judge want to hear from you directly, we raise it well ahead and fit it to your time zone.
Certificate issued, then put to use
With the certified copy we move to the society transfer, the NMC tax entry, the NIT lease or the Ferfar, plus bank claims and fund folios, taking each in the order its institution will accept. You hear from us as each office finishes its part.
Money home
Sale or maturity proceeds reach your NRO account first. Remitting abroad is generally possible up to USD 1 million in a financial year against Forms 15CA and 15CB, renumbered 145 and 146 from 1 April 2026, after any buyer's tax deduction has been dealt with.
Ready to start? One call confirms your next steps.
Book an assessmentYour Nagpur Paper Trail: What Sits With You and What Family Can Collect
Before you sign anything, line up your documents so that each name reads identically. Differences between Devanagari and Roman spelling, a dropped father's name or a changed surname most often prompt queries from offices. Tell us about any mismatch early, because an affidavit can usually bridge it.
From you (abroad)
- Passport, together with the visa, residence permit or OCI card showing your country of residence
- PAN card, which banks and fund houses request and any later sale requires
- Heirship affidavit and power of attorney signed before a notary, then apostilled or attested by an Indian mission
- Signed consent letters from any co-heir who also lives outside India
- A recent utility bill or bank statement for your foreign address, spelt as in the passport
- A specimen signature sheet matching the signatures on each affidavit
From family or records in India
- Death certificate from the registrar of the place of death: NMC, the Kamptee Cantonment Board or a municipal council
- The deceased's Aadhaar, PAN and address proof, with spellings checked against bank and property records
- Any Will with witness details, or a brief statement that none was made
- Flat: society share certificate, recent maintenance bill and nomination record, or the registered deed for an apartment
- Plot: NIT or Nazul lease papers, the latest ground rent receipt and the NMC property-tax receipt
- Land: current 7/12 extract with earlier Ferfar entries, or the Namuna 8 extract for a village house
- Proof of each heir's relationship through birth, school-leaving or marriage records, plus bank, demat, insurance and fund folio details
Example: an heir in Singapore settles a father's Dharampeth flat and mutual-fund folio
Illustrative example with fictional people. Real cases differ, so treat the timings as a guide, not a promise.
Sneha, 36, is a product manager in Singapore and holds an OCI card. Her father Prakash was a Hindu and left no will when he died in Dharampeth, Nagpur. He left a flat in a cooperative housing society and a mutual-fund folio. The heirs are Sneha, her mother Sunita and her brother Nikhil, who lives in Nagpur. Under Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, the three of them rank as Class I heirs.
Days 1 to 3: map the bodies
Sneha sends the death certificate, which the NMC registered. We ask the society for its papers and check whether the land under the building is NIT leasehold, since an NIT lease would add a separate transfer step. The fund house says it wants a Succession Certificate for the folio, so that becomes its own court track.
Days 3 to 14: signing in Singapore
We prepare the application, the heirs’ affidavit and a Power of Attorney in our representative’s name. Sneha signs before a notary public in Singapore and has the papers apostilled, since the Singapore Academy of Law is the apostille authority there. She couriers the originals to Nagpur.
Days 15 to 21: filing in Nagpur
Nikhil signs his consent. Our representative lodges the file at the tehsil with the stamp-paper affidavit and Sneha’s legalised Power of Attorney.
Days 22 to 52: inquiry and issue
A Talathi or revenue officer inquires into the family. Our representative attends the visit, and Nikhil confirms details when asked. The Tehsildar normally signs the certificate within 15 to 30 days of filing, and the certified copy lands with Sneha around day 52.
After day 52: using the certificate
- Flat: the society takes up the share transfer, and NMC changes the name on the property-tax record. For a future sale, see our NRI property transfer service.
- Mutual-fund folio: an advocate petitions the District Judge, Nagpur, for a Succession Certificate. The public notice step means months, not weeks.
If Sneha sells the flat later
Section 195 (Section 393(2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 from 1 April 2026) requires the buyer to deduct tax at source on the full sale consideration, unless Sneha first holds a Lower or Nil Deduction Certificate (Form 13 (now Form 128), TRACES). Sending the proceeds abroad is limited to USD 1 million a financial year and needs Forms 15CA and 15CB (Forms 145 and 146 from 1 April 2026), under FEMA rules from the Reserve Bank of India. A document signed outside India can be presented for registration within four months of reaching India (Section 26, Registration Act, 1908). Our blog on FEMA rules for NRIs selling inherited property covers the rest.
Sneha’s route took about seven weeks from first message to certified copy, and she never left Singapore. An actual NRI legal heir certificate in Nagpur can be quicker or slower, depending on the case.
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What is the difference between a legal heir certificate and a succession certificate in Nagpur?
The Tehsildar's certificate records who the heirs are. A succession certificate is a court order that lets heirs collect the deceased's money and securities. In Nagpur, the petition goes to the District Judge, not to the Bombay High Court bench. The court route is covered in our NRI succession certificate service, on the succession certificate page and in the post legal heir certificate vs succession certificate.
| Feature | Legal Heir Certificate | Succession Certificate |
|---|---|---|
| Issued by | Tehsildar, after a Talathi or revenue inquiry | District Judge, Nagpur |
| Legal footing | Administrative record, no court order behind it | Court order under Part X of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 |
| What it covers | The names of the surviving heirs | Collection of bank deposits, shares, mutual-fund units and other debts and securities |
| Route | Application, affidavit, inquiry | Petition, public notice, hearing |
| Typical time | a few weeks after the inquiry | Months |
| Usual use | Society share transfer, NMC and NIT records, pension, many bank claims | Fund houses, banks or insurers that insist on it |
| Which one you need | Decided by the institution, so we ask it before anything is filed | Sometimes in place of, sometimes along with the Legal Heir Certificate |
What Working With Us Looks Like for a Nagpur Estate
- One map, every office. We work out which body holds each record, from the Tehsildar and NMC to NIT and your society, before you sign a single page.
- Signing done once. Your affidavit, consents and power of attorney are drafted to cover the tehsil, the court, NIT and the society together, so you are rarely asked to sign twice.
- Nagpur desks, not guesswork. Advocates and representatives who deal with Nagpur offices regularly confirm each current requirement in writing before anything is filed.
Reviewed by the Propresolve legal team. Legal work is carried out by independent advocates enrolled with the Bar Council. Last updated 3 October 2026.
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