wont be an issue
Name of the seller's husband wrong in link documents
I have purchased a property from a person named Mr. Prasad. When I went for a bank loan, they noticed that, the person who sold property to Mr. Prasad, had her husband name incorrectly written (like Rani w/o Ranga Rao instead of Rani w/o of Ranga) in the document registered in 1988 while buying. Except this, rest of the documents are all clear. Based on the suggestion of the bank, I gave an ad in a news paper through an advocate and asked for objections if any. I did not get any objections and my advocate confirmed the same to the bank authorities. My question/doubt is, would this be a problem for me in future while selling the property? Please clarify.
Asked 4 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
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You should not face problems in sale of property
you have clear and marketable title to property
1. It is a very minor omission i.e. in place of Ranga Rao her husband's name has been mentioned as Ranga.
2. You are not likely to face any problem in future for the said omission.
This is certainly a legal obstacle.
Since you have an opportunity to rectify the mistake you can approach your vendor to get the registered rectification deed rectifying the error now found by the bank.
sir
the bank should have not raised this objection as this is minor clerical error. anyway now as you have given a newspaper publication therefore there should not be any issue in future however if no one can confirm if a bank behaves like this again.
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