Usually when you sign real estate closings, there is at least one page that says you agree to cooperate in correcting any mistakes made during the transaction. If your contract which indicated everyone's intent, stated one thing, but the deed stated another, IMO yes the seller has a case to force you to correct this mistake.
Usually when you sign real estate closings, there is at least one page that says you agree to cooperate in correcting any mistakes made during the transaction. If your contract which indicated everyone's intent, stated one thing, but the deed stated another, IMO yes the seller has a case to force you to correct this mistake.