Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Chand Bansal and Anr. v. District Magistrate/collector Ghaziabad and Ors.
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Stamp Act-U.P. Act XI of 1969 Section 47- -U.P. Stamp Rules, 1942- Rule 340- (a) Circle Rate is a prima facie determination of the value of the land by the collector for guidance to the assessing authority in determining the stamp duty-it is a mere guideline and demarcates the exercise of power between the assessing authority and the collector-If the property is undervalued in relation to the circle rate, then the matter is to be referred to the collector and the property owner has the right to prove the correctness of the valuation as submitted by him. The appeal is against the dismissal of
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