Procedure to make corrections in a registered sale deed
11-Jan-2023 (In Documentation Law)
I have purchased a plot but sale deed matter printing wrong and deed update registrar office so pls tell me how to rectify my deed...
Dear client,
You have not mentioned what was printed wrong in the deed.
However you may approach the registrars office with the rectified deed and the parties of the deed and ask the office to correct the papers. Which they may do for free or levy a cost.
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- Adv. Pury
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You have not mentioned what was printed wrong in the deed.
However you may approach the registrars office with the rectified deed and the parties of the deed and ask the office to correct the papers. Which they may do for free or levy a cost.
For further query contact directly-
- Adv. Pury
Please rate if you are satisfied.
Hi, understand your sale deed has been registered . In this case, a rectification deed need to be executed to make the necessary corrections without affecting the transaction.when there is a factual error made in the original deed unintentionally and the original deed does not satisfy the requirements of both the parties involved. A rectification deed should be executed only if all the parties involved in the original deed agree with the addition, deletion or modification of any terms or information referred in the original deed.
After both parties concur with the corrections to be made, the same should be transferred to a duly executed document. The concerned parties should pay the required stamp duty and registration charges for the registration of the deed according to the laws of the state. The rectification deed should be registered with the sub-registrar’s office where the principal deed was registered. The stamp duty and registration charges for general issues such as typographical errors are Rs.100 each. However, the charges as applicable for conveyance deed should be paid if the rectification deed deals with changes in the location, names of the buyers/sellers, survey number, or area and dimensions of the property. Sometimes the registration authority may implement additional stamp duty and charges based on the situation.
Pls contact local lawyer for further assistance . Pls note that a rectification deed cannot be used to correct any errors made on points of law such as:
Inadequate stamp duty
Incorrect jurisdiction/ Nature of transaction, such as a sale deed cannot be registered as a gift deed etc
After both parties concur with the corrections to be made, the same should be transferred to a duly executed document. The concerned parties should pay the required stamp duty and registration charges for the registration of the deed according to the laws of the state. The rectification deed should be registered with the sub-registrar’s office where the principal deed was registered. The stamp duty and registration charges for general issues such as typographical errors are Rs.100 each. However, the charges as applicable for conveyance deed should be paid if the rectification deed deals with changes in the location, names of the buyers/sellers, survey number, or area and dimensions of the property. Sometimes the registration authority may implement additional stamp duty and charges based on the situation.
Pls contact local lawyer for further assistance . Pls note that a rectification deed cannot be used to correct any errors made on points of law such as:
Inadequate stamp duty
Incorrect jurisdiction/ Nature of transaction, such as a sale deed cannot be registered as a gift deed etc
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