Get Deed Of Rectification

The Deed of Rectification is a vital legal document used to amend a previously executed deed to correct inaccuracies. This guide provides clear and user-friendly instructions for filling out the Deed of Rectification online, ensuring you can complete it accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the Deed of Rectification online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering the date and place at the top of the document where indicated. Make sure this information is accurate as it establishes the context of the Deed.
3. In the section labeled 'Vendor', input the name and address of the vendor accurately. This person is the current owner of the property being rectified.
4. Next, locate the section for the 'Purchaser'. Here, you will fill in the name and address of the purchasing entity, ensuring all details are correct as this information identifies the party to whom the property is being sold.
5. In the 'Whereas' section, provide a detailed description of the property including its correct category number (C.T.S/C.S No.) as mentioned in the deed. Include the purchase price as well, which is essential for record-keeping.
6. Ensure to describe the error in the original deed clearly. State the incorrect CTS number and replace it with the correct one in the document. This step is crucial to legally rectify the record.
7. In the 'Agreed' section, confirm the changes made to the property description. This acknowledgment is critical to validate the amendments being made.
8. Affirm that all costs related to the deed, such as stamp duty and registration charges, will be covered by the vendor or purchaser as per your agreement.
9. Finalize the document by signing and dating it at the bottom. Make sure to also include witness signatures as required. This adds legal weight to the document and confirms the agreement of both parties.
10. Once you have completed and reviewed the form, save your changes, download the document, and print it out for your records or for submission.

Start completing your Deed of Rectification today to ensure your property records are accurate.