Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts

Quit Claim Deed

I sold one of my houses about four years ago, and after passing papers and signng over a quit claim deed, I have been contacted by the closing agent telling me the lot number was changed by the clerk at the couthouse indicating the home I didn't sell, and I've been asked to sign another quit claim deed and the buyer would sign a quit claim deed to reflect a sale to me for the property that was never sold. How can I resolve this problem which occurred after the paper work was signed by me with with the correct lot number on it? The property has been recorded with a penciled out lot number on it. The address is recorded correctly, but not the lot number. Thank You


Asked on 6/08/06, 11:02 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph Murray Joseph M. Murray, Esq.

Re: Quit Claim Deed

You need to record confirmatory deeds to correct the clerical error. Retain an attorney to guide you. Good Luck!

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Answered on 6/13/06, 5:35 pm


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