A Cancellation Deed is a legal instrument used to nullify a previously registered deed or agreement, such as a sale deed, gift deed, or partition deed. It is essential when the involved parties mutually decide to revoke the original transaction or if the deed is found to be void, erroneous, or executed under coercion or misrepresentation. Registering a Cancellation Deed ensures that the original document no longer holds any legal standing, thereby avoiding future disputes or claims on the property.

At Dasthaveju Lekari, we draft and register Cancellation Deeds with utmost accuracy and legal compliance. Whether it is a mutual agreement between both parties or a court-ordered cancellation, we ensure that the entire process is handled efficiently. Our team verifies the authenticity of the original deed and checks for all required approvals and consents before proceeding with the cancellation.

It’s important to note that a unilateral cancellation (i.e., by only one party) is generally not accepted unless directed by a court. Therefore, both parties must be present or legally represented at the time of cancellation deed execution. The document must clearly mention the reason for cancellation, reference the original deed number, date, and the sub-registrar office where it was initially registered.

Our experts also guide you through the process of stamp duty and registration charges applicable for the Cancellation Deed, which are nominal compared to the original deed. Once registered, the cancellation is legally binding and publicly recorded.