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A deed of variation amends the lease and shouldn't be confused with a deed of rectification, which seeks to correct errors made in the original underlying document and which has retrospective effect.

A nominal charge of Rs 100 has to be paid, to get a rectification deed registered at the sub-registrar's office. However, this is true only in case of minor typing or spelling-related changes in the original documents.

Parties concerned have to get the rectification deed registered if the original document was registered, for which they have to pay a nominal charge of Rs 100.

If a deed is registered and a party has in error been omitted from that deed the Registry would expect a Deed of Rectification to be lodged if the error requires remedying. The Registry cannot accept a copy of the same registered deed signed by the additional party.

Alternative to Rectification Deed The high court can direct the rectification of the document if it is satiated that the deed is not expressing the real intention of the parties involved. This relief is entirely optional. Under Section 26 of the Specific Relief Act 1963, you may file a suit before the court.

Limitation periods and delay Although there is no strict limitation period applying to rectification claims, the courts may not grant rectification if the employer or trustees have delayed bringing the claim and the members might suffer as a consequence of that delay.

Procedure for Rectification Deeds Once a mistake is identified, both parties involved must know and agree verbally to rectify the error. All parties should be present at the Sub-registrar's office, where the correction deed is created and registered. You have to apply for it and submit all the supporting documents.

Parties concerned have to get the rectification deed registered if the original document was registered, for which they have to pay a nominal charge of Rs 100.

A deed of variation amends the lease and shouldn't be confused with a deed of rectification, which seeks to correct errors made in the original underlying document and which has retrospective effect.

A nominal charge of Rs 100 has to be paid, to get a rectification deed registered at the sub-registrar's office. However, this is true only in case of minor typing or spelling-related changes in the original documents.

Parties concerned have to get the rectification deed registered if the original document was registered, for which they have to pay a nominal charge of Rs 100.

If a deed is registered and a party has in error been omitted from that deed the Registry would expect a Deed of Rectification to be lodged if the error requires remedying. The Registry cannot accept a copy of the same registered deed signed by the additional party.

Alternative to Rectification Deed The high court can direct the rectification of the document if it is satiated that the deed is not expressing the real intention of the parties involved. This relief is entirely optional. Under Section 26 of the Specific Relief Act 1963, you may file a suit before the court.

Limitation periods and delay Although there is no strict limitation period applying to rectification claims, the courts may not grant rectification if the employer or trustees have delayed bringing the claim and the members might suffer as a consequence of that delay.

Procedure for Rectification Deeds Once a mistake is identified, both parties involved must know and agree verbally to rectify the error. All parties should be present at the Sub-registrar's office, where the correction deed is created and registered. You have to apply for it and submit all the supporting documents.

Parties concerned have to get the rectification deed registered if the original document was registered, for which they have to pay a nominal charge of Rs 100.