Supreme Court of India
Raymond Ltd. and Anr. v. State of Chhattisgarh and Ors.
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Stamps Act, 1899: ss. 31 and 32(3) and 56(4) as amended by State of Madhya Pradesh and applicable in State of Chattisgarh-Assessment of stamp duty and certificate by Collector u/s 32(3) endorsed on deed of conveyance-Revision filed by State before Board of Revenue-Maintainability-Held, revisional power contemplates a power to give final determination over order of Collector passed in terms of s.31 irrespective of the fact as to whether an endorsement had been made thereupon or not. s.32(3)-Legal fiction-Held is confined only in regard to receivability of i11Strument · in evidence-It does not
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- 2019 Vithaldas Jagannath Khatri (d) through Shakuntala Alias Sushma & Ors. v. The State of Maharashtra Revenue and Forest Department & Ors.
- 2017 The State of Haryanaand Others v. Hindustan Construction Company Ltd.
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