Sale deed entries doccuments are correct but wrong typographical erro

803 votes

Given the situation: - *Clerical error*: The mistake in the encumbrance certificate appears to be a data entry error. - *Correcting the error*: You can apply for a correction certificate from the Sub-Registrar Office. *Steps to proceed*: 1. *Gather documents*: Collect the sale deed, registration document, and encumbrance certificate. 2. *Apply for correction*: Submit an application to the Sub-Registrar Office, explaining the error and requesting a correction. 3. *Provide evidence*: Attach supporting documents, such as the sale deed and registration document, to prove the correct boundary information. 4. *Follow up*: Verify the status of your application and ensure the correction is made. *Consult the Sub-Registrar Office*: Reach out to the office directly to confirm their process for correcting errors and to inquire about any additional requirements. By following these steps, you should be able to rectify the clerical error and obtain a corrected encumbrance certificate.

Advocate Narasimhachar M K LawRato

810 votes

You can rectify your sale deed through rectification deed at any time. But both seller and purchaser and witnesses should be present before the sub registrar at the time of registration of the rectification deed. If you need further queries please contact me

Advocate Savitha Savi LawRato