Court fees differs in every state. 

Its better if you contact a local advocate or meet the court official personally. 

it depends on the advocate who gets your succession certificate it is very quick process does not take lot of time depends on the advocate to pursue the matter.

Maximum court fees is 75000/- lawyer fees additional. 

3% all over India. If no objection from legal heirs than may grant in 6 months.

May be. In WB its highest court fees of 50k irrespective of amount applied for. 

- In Maharashtra , for an asset/property valued between Rs 1,001 and Rs 50, 000, it is 2 per cent

Further, for Rs 50,001 to Rs 2lakh it is 4 per cent, and between 2 lakh and Rs3 lakh it is 6 per cent and above Rs3 lakh it is 7.5 per cent with a maximum ceiling of Rs 75,000

- In Telengana , it is maximum maximum of Rs.3 lakhs , depend on the property value . 

- If there is no objection from any legal heirs , then it may take maximum 2 to 6 months . 

When amount or value exceeds fifty thousand rupees than 3% of amount or value.

In either of the place if he didn't have any permanent place of residence. 

Court where the deceased person ordinarily resided at the time of his or her death or where any part of the property of the deceased may be

- This can be filed in both places i.e where the deceased person ordinarily resided at the time of his death or if no such place is available, the jurisdiction within which any property belonging to the deceased  available. 

In Maharashtra maximum court fees for succession certificate is Rs 75000 

Court fees is state subject and varies from state to state 

It takes around 6 months 

It can be applied for where movable property is situated or where person died 

Contact a local lawyer for obtaining succession certificate 

It is to be made at the location of the property. 

Fee would be arpund 3 % of the value of asset.

Yes maximum is 75000 in many states in India not more than this. It's a percentage of the assets and cap upto 75000/- so it may come less too

It depends on the amount of the movable and immovables. 

Succession certificate has to be obtained from the district court. In which state?

Stamp duty in both the states are different. 

It takes a few days ro file. The judge orders for publication. A few months at the most.

there is not much difference between stamp duty in different states. It is a percentage of stamp duty.

If it is a movable property then it has to be filed where the property is located.

For a Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925-
Where the amount or value of the debt or security or the aggregate amount or value of the debts and securities specified in the certificate- 

(i) does not exceed five thousand rupees. is two percent of such amount or value;

(ii) exceeds five thousand rupees, but does not exceed

twenty five thousand rupees  is three percent of the amount or value

(iii) Exceeds 25 thousand but not exceeds 50000; four percent;

(iv) exceeds fifty thousand rupees, but does not exceed one
lakh rupees  is five percent;

(v) exceeds one lakh rupees ..:  six percent.

The above  quotes mentioned in the precious post would be applicable for the state of Telangana.

For Maharashtra, you can enquire from a lawyer from Maharashtra.

The time taken for disposal of the succession OP by a court cannot be predicted owing to various factors involved in it, in general it may take at least one year or more.

Your questions have been attended by many lawyers, you should be concerned about the answers and not about the lawyer who is answering your questions.

The court fee is a state subject.

There may be a cap  in some states. 

The court fee applicable in Telengana has been quoted to you 

In Telangana: Where a certificate is extended under section 376 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, fee shall be computed on the amount for which certificate is sought to be extended and the amount for which a certificate or certificates has or have already been issued at one and a half times the rates specified above, credit being given for the fee already paid.

Succession certificate case to be filed in the place where the property is situated for proper adjudication of court fee and the stamp duty involved in this while executing the orders of the court in this regard.

1. Court fee is not uniform across the country.

2. Every state has its own court fee act. Hence, only a local lawyer can tell you what it is.

Petition for Succession Certificate has to be filed in the court within whose jurisdiction the assets are situated.

it will be paid in the percentages of the value of the property

around Two percent on the amount or value of any debt or security specified in the certificate under section 8 of the Succession Certificate Act, and three per centum on the amount or value of any debt or security to which the certificate is extended under section 10 of the Act. 

in Telangana 

for obtaining succession certificate court publish publication in local newspaper for inviting objections if any within 30 days from the date of publication. Therefore it take near about  4 to 6 months approx for obtaining succession certificate.

pls contact Local Lawyer . 

In order to obtain a Succession Certificate, Application is required to be filed in the Court of competent jurisdiction which can be the place where the deceased person ordinarily resided or where the immovable property is situated.

1.Court fees for succession certificate is around 3 % of the value of assets for which you want to obtain the succession certificate.

2. Succession certificate is to be obtained from court under which jurisdiction the deceased was residing at time of his death.