Wrong boundaries and increased land in sales deed
Dear Experts,
My father purchased land in the year 1990 i.e 1.24 guntas in sales deed the real land owner mentioned that the land is 7.27 guntas from that he is selling 1.24 guntas and showed us wrong boundaries this land is came from his four father's and there is no singutures of his children and wife , however in the year 2005 his sales remaining land that is 6.03 acres ..we are in a same Survey number which is registered and land increased in my documents the same increased land registered to another party in 2005 due to boundaries issues we both parties approach the surveyor that is rdo he told us the actually record of land is 5.22 guntas as per t-phaini please suggest me how to correct the sales deed we both are ready to correct the sales deed and our doubt is how to correct this mistake and the original owner is passed away can I any rights to approach his family..if they refuse for correction deed what are rights we have to fight court through they don't not accept to correct the mistakes.
This discussion addresses a complex land ownership issue where a sales deed in 1990 incorrectly stated boundaries, leading to discrepancies in land size. The original owner sold 1.24 guntas out of 7.27, but showed wrong boundaries. Later, the remaining land was sold, and the survey revealed the actual land is 5.22 guntas. The parties are seeking to rectify the sales deed, even though the original owner has passed away. The advice suggests issuing a legal notice and, if necessary, filing a suit for rectification and declaration in civil court.