Property related- Settlement deed
1 year ago
If you have to make changes in the settlement deed due to mistake in the deed, and one of the party is not traceable, can the other party make a self declaration (the party to whom the property was settled and now wants to sell it, but the prospective buyer, saw that there was a mistake in the door number of the property ( a flat). So his lawyere suggested if the intial parties to settlement is untraceable, the other party can make a self declaration and get the rectification registerd. However, will this seld-declaration pose a problem to prospective buyer in the future
A.Dear Client, in such a situation, feel free to file a suit for declaration and then subsequent changes will be made thereon. Hope this helps!
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A.Dear Client
If the other party is not traceable then you should not make a self declaration as that might be questioned by any prospective buyer. The safer way would be to file a suit for declaration and then on that basis that is the court order make the changes
If the other party is not traceable then you should not make a self declaration as that might be questioned by any prospective buyer. The safer way would be to file a suit for declaration and then on that basis that is the court order make the changes
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