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How to get a rectification deed for change in property dimensions


04-May-2023 (In Property Law)
did agreement for shop in 2009 at pune now at possession shop number and area of shop changed due to change in plan by mum. corp Paid Stamp and reg 1.30 lac in 2009 Now registrar says do the new agreement.What shouid i do ? why not rectification deed? Pl advise
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Answer #1
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If the floor number and boundaries remain unchanged and area of the unit and number of unit changed due to revision in sanction plan then you can explain the Sub Registrar by showing old and new blue print of sanctioned plan. Otherwise you have to execute registered cancellation deed of the subjected agreement and enter in to new agreement. After cancellation deed you can apply for refund and refund of stamp duty paid to the previous agreement within 6 months. But you can not get refund of registration fee. Due to increased government valuation comparing government value of 2009 and 2018, you may have to pay higher amount of stamp duty for new agreement. First of all you need to bring certified copy of old and new sanctioned building plan in which your unit is situated.
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Answer #2
996 votes
Correction deed is possible to avoid further stamp duty, but without verifying original document its difficult to advice anything, better you get consultation from lawyer nearby you area which will be helpful to you.

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