Minor correction in sale deed

Pushyan Jindal (Querist) 09 January 2020 This query is : Resolved
I have purchased a flat and got executed the sale deed. In the sale deed, there is a minor typo error in the buyer address. The actual address is "SI-71", however, it has been written as "C-7" and even that is because C-7 was written on my(buyer's) aadhar card which was the address proof for the sale deed. Everything else like flat details, PAN, Aadhar, name, consideration etc. are totally correct.

I have two questions:-

1. Is it a minor or major correction?
2. Does it require rectification deed?

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A minor typo in the buyer's address on a sale deed, such as 'C-7' instead of 'SI-71', is generally considered a minor error. While some suggest it might be ignorable if other key details are correct, the consensus is that a rectification deed is the most advisable and sole solution to formally correct the mistake. Consulting a local lawyer is recommended for professional advice and to ensure the correct procedure is followed.

Sailesh Kumar Shah (Expert) 09 January 2020
It would be better for the rectification deed.
It's immaterial whether it is a major or minor correction for rectification deed.

SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Expert) 09 January 2020
Dear sir,

As per me it is minor mistake however you can rectify it by executing rectification deed.

Regards,

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 09 January 2020
Whether the mistake is a minor or major, a rectification deed must.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 09 January 2020
I do agree with my expert brothers. Rectification deed is the sole solution to your minor problem.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 12 January 2020
It is advisable to consult a local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts/ documents, professional advise and necessary proceeding.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 16 January 2020
In my opinion, this petty error is not going to make any difference to the sale consideration or the extent of the property purchased or the details of the property purchased, hence it may be ignore, because there is no permanent address of the buyer if he was living in a rented premises before buying the property and shifted to his permanent address later on, hence the address mentioned in the sale deed may not make any difference.

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