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Can a property be put on holdwithout filing a partition deed?


12-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)
We have a property having 5 floors, my grandfather has gifted the entire ground floor to my father(gift deed is registered), also he had gifted the entire first floor as well but now after my grandfather's death we came to know that there was a typing mistake in the deed. All of the pages of the deed say entire forst floor except one point where it is inadvertently mentioned half share of entire first floor. Though the stamp duty has been fully paid. Now when we want to sell our ground floor my father's siblings are threatening to put a stay on the entire building. Would we not be able to sell it? Also, please advise what can we do to get the typing mistake rectified.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
944 votes
Hello,
For the query you posted, I would suggest the following:

The typographic mistake doesnt seem to be of concern but the latter portion of the gift deed, saying half of the entire first floor. That can be taken into record and proceeding could be furthered on such grounds.

If any action is taken from your uncle's end. You need to contest the same.

I hope this answers your query.

Best
M.Faris
Answer #2
522 votes
Hi!

Need to see the will only then able to give right advice.


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Answer #3
708 votes
dear concerned,
What u want there are a number of cases that has typing mistakes so there is an clause under omission and deletion that will be used to convert it into real meaningful word as used by public and rest all will be implemented

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