Supreme Court of India
Prasad Technology Park Pvt. Ltd. v. Sub-registrar and Ors.
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Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957-Section 2(1)0); Articles 5(d), 5(/)(i) of the schedule appended thereto-Change in the name of lessee company- c Period of lease, quantum of premium paid and other terms remaining t-. .,._ unaltered-Document seeking substitution of changed name in the original lease deed-Liability to pay stamp duty-Held: Stamp duty on such document would not be payable on the original lease amount as no fresh transaction had taken place-Stamp duty payable in terms of Article 5(/)(i) and not Article 5(d)-Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Sections 105, 54. 1· The earlier name of the
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