I have a piece of land registered in the year 1992 at Coimbatore. The survey number (Ka sa # in Tamil) 205 is mentioned in the "mother" document. This was further sub-divided when it was sold to multiple sellers. As per the government records (registered) - patta, chitta it is 205/14 whereas when it was registered in my name (in 1992) it is wrongly mentioned as 205/2 due to the negligence of the document maker. I am trying to sell this property now and the buyer is raising concern (after giving an advance) that he might face problems while selling it and trying to reduce the price. I can't register a rectification deed now as my seller (from whom I bought the property) is not available. In this case, I am getting suggestions like I can register a self-affidavit saying that it was wrongly mentioned as 205/2 whereas the correct one is 205/14 as per the patta (govt. record). Once I register this self-affidavit it becomes a government record. Is this a viable and correct action or please let me know a way out of thsi tricky situation. Thanks in advance.
