1) Deed of Rectification can be executed by seller to rectify the mistakes

2) it would attract nominal stamp duty and should not take more than a week .

3) contact a local lawyer

1. Where did the error occur?

2. Was it in the allotment letter issued by BDA or in the sale deed executed and registered by the 1st allottee in favour of you?

3. If there is an error in the sale deed, then get a Rectification Deed registered,

4. Ther register will levy nominal stamp duty which you can enquire from him,

5. It may be over even on the date of presentation.

This is no error to say the least in the matter of effecting your title.

However if you feel like correcting it , then go for a deed of rectification which attracts negligible stamp duty.

1. Does the error reflect in the conveyance deed made in favour of the original allottee, or in the sale deed which the original allottee made in your favour?

2. If the error reflects in the sale deed then a rectification deed executed by the seller in your favour will suffice.

3. Stamp duty will have to be paid according to the prevailing rate.

4. If the property number is wrongly mentioned in the title deed the property cannot be identified.

Hello,

1) If there is an error in the Registered Title Deed and if it was just a typographic error that crept in the seller can get the correction incorporated by means of executing a Rectification Deed.

2) This will have to be done at the Registrar's office and the fee will be nominal as you have already paid stamp duty when the Sale Deed was registered.The registration fee will be applicable.You can get the Deed registered in a day or two.

3) Once the Rectification Deed is registered, this will form part of the existing Sale Deed . In other words you will have to have the document attached to the Sale Deed.

Hi, seller has to execute Rectification deed in favour of the the purchaser to rectify the mistakes and i think nominal fee of Rupees 2,000/- may charge (i am not sure but not more than this amount).

Title deed is not perfect it always a head ache. The wrongly mentioned plot no behind your property is a mistake, so executing a rectification deed is the remedy. It would attract nominal stamp duty

A. In your case, deed of rectification is the remedy and this deed can be executed without time limit.

B. Usually, nominal charges will be collected from the sub registrar office. But you need to bring the notice to the BDA by sending RPAD.