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Stamp Act, 1899

Section 75

Duty on instruments executed by or on behalf of a firm.

Quick Answer Reference: Section 75 Stamp Act, 1899

  • Provision: Section 75 of Stamp Act, 1899
  • Act: Stamp Act, 1899
  • Classification: tax
  • Jurisdiction: India
Statutory Content

What does Section 75 of Stamp Act, 1899 say?

75. (1) Where any instrument is executed by or on behalf of a firm, the duty chargeable thereon shall be paid by the person executing the instrument on behalf of the firm. (2) Where any instrument is executed by or on behalf of a firm, and the duty thereon has not been paid, the instrument shall not be registered until the duty has been paid. (3) Where any instrument is executed by or on behalf of a firm, and the duty thereon has not been paid, the instrument shall be deemed to be an instrument requiring registration, and the provisions of this Act shall apply thereto as if it were an instrument requiring registration.

Indian StandardSection 75, Stamp Act, 1899
Bluebook (21st ed.)Stamp Act, 1899, § 75 (India)
Court Pleading StandardSection 75 of the Stamp Act, 1899
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What is Section 75 of Stamp Act, 1899?

Section 75 of the Stamp Act, 1899 (Stamp Act, 1899) defines and regulates "Duty on instruments executed by or on behalf of a firm.". The section states: 75. (1) Where any instrument is executed by or on behalf of a firm, the duty chargeable thereon shall be paid by the person executing the instrument on behalf of the firm. (2) Wher...

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