My flat was registered a couple of years ago. While reviewing the stamp paper yesterday, I noticed a spelling mistake in my father’s surname on the Hindi section at the back. Everything else on the document, including the English sections, is correct. Will this error cause problems when I sell my flat? If so, how can I get it fixed?

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Law Forum › Category: Documentation › My flat was registered a couple of years ago. While reviewing the stamp paper yesterday, I noticed a spelling mistake in my father’s surname on the Hindi section at the back. Everything else on the document, including the English sections, is correct. Will this error cause problems when I sell my flat? If so, how can I get it fixed?
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My flat was registered a couple of years ago. While reviewing the stamp paper yesterday, I noticed a spelling mistake in my father’s surname on the Hindi section at the back. Everything else on the document, including the English sections, is correct. Will this error cause problems when I sell my flat? If so, how can I get it fixed?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

The spelling error in your father’s surname on the Hindi section of the stamp paper might cause problems when selling your flat. It’s advisable to consult a lawyer to get it rectified. You can apply for a correction through a court or the concerned registering authority, providing supporting documents and evidence.

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