Process for the Rectification of survey Number

749 votes

Dear,

The wrong entry of the survey no in the Sale Deed can be rectified by you and the developer jointly by executing a supplementary document called Rectification Deed. A Rectification Deed is a document executed between parties to correct mistakes. In case the Sale Deed is registered, the Rectification Deed should also be registered. The requisite stamp duty and registration charges towards the Rectification Deed should be paid as per the laws in force in the state. Visit the concerned sub registrars office along with the developer and register the rectification deed after paying the requisite stamp duty and registration charges.

Advocate B. Srikiran LawRato

801 votes

You approach concerned registrar office along with two original owners with the builder file an application rectification of survey number as it is a clerical mistake after placing before him original sale deeds

Advocate P V Reddy LawRato

877 votes

It is not a big problem go and apply for survey report for the said land from your town surveyor stating that your land is situated in concern survey number and attach to subsequent transaction it will be valid don't panic. Such survey certificate will be enough.

LawRato LawRato

260 votes

To rectify a wrong survey number in your property documents, including the sale deed, you can follow a specific legal process. Here are the steps to correct a wrong survey number:

1. Consult a Legal Expert: Seek advice from a legal expert or a lawyer who specializes in property matters. They will guide you through the rectification process.
2. Verification: Ensure that the survey number mentioned in the documents is indeed incorrect and that you have the correct survey number.
3. Affidavit: Prepare an affidavit stating the incorrect survey number in the document and the correct survey number that should replace it. This affidavit should be signed by all parties involved.
4. Application: File an application for rectification with the relevant authority. In some cases, this may be the Revenue Department or the local land records office.
5. Supporting Documents: Attach supporting documents such as the sale deed, property documents, and the affidavit to your application.
6. Publication: In some states, it may be necessary to publish a notice in a local newspaper about the proposed rectification. Check with your legal expert on local requirements.
7. Hearing: Attend any hearings or meetings scheduled by the authorities to review your application. Be prepared to present your case for the rectification.
8. Rectification Deed: If the authorities approve the correction, you may need to execute a rectification deed. This deed officially corrects the survey number in the documents.
9. Registration: Register the rectification deed at the local sub-registrar's office to make it legally valid.
10. Update Records: Ensure that all relevant government records, including land records, are updated with the corrected survey number.
11. Legal Assistance: It is advisable to seek legal assistance throughout this process to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.

Remember that the process may vary from state to state, so it's crucial to consult with a legal expert who is familiar with the specific procedures in your area.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato

229 votes

Your seller must correct any error in the survey numbers in your sale agreement. You can request that the authorities issue patta with the correct survey numbers in your name since the seller cannot be traced.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato