Rectification deed
K.BASKAR
(Querist) 25 November 2011
This query is : Resolved
I have purchased a flat with one builder he got a power of attorney from the vendor and the same flat registered directly during 2002 to me.
When I register the sale deed there is an typographical error in the deed but parent document with different survey number.
I have contacted the sub registrar locally he told me that rectification deed has to be made in case if you want to sell the flat with necessary stamp duty to be paid for registering the document (from the date of purchase to till date the already paid stamp value during 2002 less the current market value) Is it correct or instead of registering the deed mere affidavit signed by Notary is sufficient from the builder whom I have purchased (power attorney person).
Here somebody saying power attorney person doesn't have a legal right to sign the rectification provided there is an condition in the agreement saying "Incase any error in the sale deed rectification they can make like that" else original purchaser should be alive. In my case parent purchaser not alive now how can I make a rectification deed. Whether the power attorney person have a legal right to sign the deed without mentioning in the rectification entry modification power in his agreement from the vendor.
Please explain.
Sailesh Kumar Shah
(Expert) 25 November 2011
Dear Mr. K.Baskar,
you have created another thread with some amendment.
If you wish to get fruitful advise for your query, you should post exact facts.
please confirm that facts are complete then i will reply.
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 25 November 2011
Yes, I strongly recommend not to encourage replying repeated query which is already attended.
