Hi Bhanu,
I understand your situation and am here to help you with the query.
The situation discussed above is about a disparity regarding the direction of a property that was mentioned in the sale deed, executed in 2011. To address this error, filing for a rectification deed will surely work as an appropriate legal remedy. The motive of the rectification deed will be to correct all the mistakes that were made in the original sale document.
The process for the rectification will require the presence of the original party who was involved in the 2011 sale deed, here referred to as Party 3, and the current owner of the party, here referred to as Party 4, who discovered the error. Both parties shall agree to the terms for the rectification with full cooperation.
A full-fledged rectification deed shall be drafted, outlining the error made in the 2011 sale deed and the updated correct details which need to be reflected.
After the preparation of the rectification deed, both parties must sign the document in the presence of any two witnesses and a notary public to ensure the legality of the deed. Once done, the registration of the rectification deed with the relevant government authority shall be done to make the correction legally binding as well as enforceable for both parties and for any future matters.
Several important factors shall be considered for the completion of this process. The parties involved shall be mindful of the statutes of limitations, as there can be specifications regarding the time period for filing the rectification deed. Moreover, during this time, all the potential rights of any third party who may have acquired interests in the property should be equally considered, and if not, they can cause complications.
I hope that I have cleared all your confusion, Feel free to ask for further clarifications.
Thank you.
