Cancel Deed Without Consent

Summary

To cancel a Deed of Absolute Sale due to lack of consent, you must prove consent was obtained through fraud, mistake, or misunderstanding. File a complaint in court with evidence. Mutual agreement can also be a ground for cancellation if both parties draft and notarize a written agreement to rescind the sale, which must be filed with the Registry of Deeds.

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can mutual agreement be a ground to cancellation of deed of absolute sale
Yes, mutual agreement can be a ground for the cancellation of a Deed of Absolute Sale. If both parties agree to cancel the deed, they can execute a document stating their mutual consent to rescind the sale. This agreement must be in writing and notarized to ensure its validity.
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To proceed with canceling a Deed of Absolute Sale based on mutual agreement, follow these steps:
*. Draft an Agreement: Both parties must draft a written agreement stating their mutual consent to cancel the deed.
*. Notarization: Have the agreement notarized to ensure its validity.
*. File with Registry: Submit the notarized agreement to the Registry of Deeds where the property is registered.
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