I request your considered suggestion in confirming/correcting a sale deed.
A (wife) and B (A's husband) owned certain extents of adjacent land (about 4 acres each) in the same survey number. They formed sites and sold them. C purchased a site with sale deed executed by A. It turns out that the site actually falls in B's extent (no change in site number and boundaries). C is trying to sell the site to D. What should D do to make sure the error is rectified. Perhaps the options (IMHO) are: Should B execute a 'Confirmation deed' in favor of C with A as consenting witness? Should the sale deed be cancelled and a new one executed by B in favor of C (or directly D with C as consenting witness) this time? Can B just sign a consenting witness in C's sale deed favoring D? Pl suggest simple but legally effective solution that will ensure absolute title transfer to D (which is me). Thanks a tonne in advance.
