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Sudha   12 May 2023

Error in registered deed

We have recently purchased an apartment and observe below errors, please guid if we need to file for rectification:

1) Instead of second part it is typed as second art

2) Co purchasers police station is written another one of same PIN code. Though we will update all our documents in the new address as this will be our permanent one. 

Thanks in advance



Quick Summary
A recent apartment purchase has revealed minor errors in the registered deed, including typos like 'second art' instead of 'second part' and an incorrect police station listed for a co-purchaser. While the PIN code is correct, the address is for a different station. The consensus from the discussion is that these are minor, typographical errors that do not require a formal rectification deed, especially if the names and primary addresses are accurate.

 3 Replies

Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     12 May 2023

No need to rectify, that is typo .. if the parties names and adresses are ok that is fine

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     12 May 2023

These are petty and typographical errors which do not require a rectification deed. 

You do not have to strain yourself on such issues, instead you can ignore them.

 

basavaraj shiromani (Advocate)     13 May 2023

no need of rectification


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