Advisable to execute deed of rectification as cheque number is wrongly mentioned

Issue seller legal notice to execute rectification deed

1.Since memo of consideration is essential to make valid deed of conveyance it is advisable that the mistake is corrected.

2.hence I would suggest to get a deed of rectification done to incorporate correct information.

3. Making deed of rectification entails minimum costs.

Once sale deed is duly stamped and registered any changes can be made only by rectification deed

rectification deed should be executed after mutual consent of all the parties to the main deed. All parties to the original deed should jointly execute the rectification deed as well.

The requisite stamp duty and registration charges should be paid as per the laws in force in the State

You can get an affidavit from him that the said correction has been made.

Regards

If the new cheque has been issued and honoured by the bank on presentation then no rectification deed is required to be executed.

What is your problem, if the account number has been as error, it can be rectified by issuing a fresh cheque or making a correction in the cheque itself and properly attesting it,

You dont need to correct the cheque number in the registered sale deed.

This will become a dispute only when the vendor disputes about the payment, hence dont be concerned about it so much.

Is there any other way to move forward, apart from rectification deed

For correcting the cheque number no rectification deed is required, just issue a fresh cheque and solve the issue, the sale deed with the previous cheque number is also valid, unless there is no dispute about the payment, there is nothing to be worried about it to this extent