Cancellation of sale deed refers to the revocation of the purchase and sale of property.
A sale deed may be cancelled if any party involved is unsatisfied with the deal and makes a claim regarding the same in the court of law.The petitioner needs to get an order from the Civil Court and present it to the Registrar, who will then go ahead with the cancellation process. While only these entities can cancel any sale deed, they will not do so until they find a genuine reason or concern behind the request.

Just like the other deed, a cancellation deed is also a legal document that extinguishes the right the buyer may have on the property, and therefore in order to extinguish these given rights, one must be well aware of all the legal implications in this regard.

The Specific Relief Act 1963 and Registration Act 1908 mention the rules. A deed can only be cancelled within three years by proving the transaction to be voidable on grounds like fraud, minority, etc., to the civil court’s satisfaction civil court’s satisfaction.