No the fees for rectification is negligible as the said error is clerical
Rectification deed
I had purchased a plot of land Measuring 10 Cottah (7200 sft. approx.) in Durgapur, West Bengal. However by mistake the Khatian No. was by mistake mentioned as 3265 instead of 3256 in the Deed of Registration. Now for Rectification of the same, do I need to pay Stamp Duty? If yes, how much or what do I have to pay for the Rectification Deed.
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Deed of rectification has to be executed duly stamped and registered to correct mistake in Khatian number
2) stamp duty is state subject and varies from state to state
3) local lawyer can guide you as to stamp duty payable
If supporting documents are of correct survey number and your sale deed is latest less than a month register, than you can make rectification of deed on non judicial rs 100 stamp paper and pay nominal charges of paper work in the registration office. Your total expenses should be less than 2k.
1. IF you have paid full stamp duty on the rate'ble value of the Property and registered the original Sale Deed, THEN for "Rectification Deed", the stamp duty would be 500/- and registration fees would be 1000/-, PROVIDED there is no monetary consideration changes in the rectification deed.
See its a typographical error it would not attract the complete stamp duty or registration fee you canregister the rectification deed with minimal expenses as directed by sub registrar.
No stamp duty, only 100 rs. or little more for rectification deed.
You dont have to oay any stamp duty. A deed must be made and registered and necessary changes must be stated and it will be registered too.
The requisite stamp duty and registration charges should be paid as per the laws in force in the State.
No, stamp duty will not have to be paid.
Contact the office of the Registrar to get the exact amount to be paid by you towards the rectification.
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You have to pay only ten rupees stamp duty for Rectification Deed.
1. Yes you have to pay stamp duty on rectification deed for change of khata no. Of property and It vary from state to state.
2. But if this happened due to clerical mistake then you don't Have to pay stamp duty again.
You may have to pay the necessary stamp duty as applicable for execution of a registered rectification deed and the rate can be enquired from the local registrar's office.
1. Rectification deed has to be stamped.
2. Only a local lawyer well conversant with stamp duty laws in force in your state can tell you what stamp duty will be.
