Extra "a" in my name on e-stamp paper used for sale deed

Nilmadhav Mishra (Querist) 04 March 2022 This query is : Resolved
Context:
Recently I purchased a resell property. For which we got our sale registered. In the 1st page of the registration document which is the e-stamp my name has an extra “A” in it. In the remaining document everywhere my name is correct. Including PAN and Aadhar card details.
Questions:
• Will this have any impact on authenticity of the document?
• In the Government records, what name they consider the name on Aadhar card or the name used of generate Applicant ID or -name on e-stamp
• Will it cause any trouble during resale?
• What are the corrective actions required?

Thanks in advance

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A minor typo, specifically an extra 'a' in your name on the first page of an e-stamp paper for a sale deed, is unlikely to invalidate the document, especially if your name is clearly identifiable elsewhere. Government records typically rely on official documents like Aadhaar, and such a small discrepancy usually won't cause issues during resale. However, it's wise to confirm the correct procedure for rectifying such errors with the relevant authorities.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 05 March 2022
No. It is only a small mistake. In the document, if the name of the purchaser shall be clearly mentioned, then you have no problem.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 06 March 2022
Such trivial issue will have no bearing on transaction.

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