Supreme Court of India
State of Uttaranchal v. M/s. Khurana Brothers
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Stamp Act, 1899: s. 2(1 O); Schedule 1- ; Article 23 - Contract of sale - Auction - Bid - Acceptance of bid - In terms of the contract, auctioned lot remained at purchaser's risk from the date of acceptance of its bid and seller was not responsible for any loss and damage - Held: Since property in auctioned lot vested in the purchaser as a result of subject o contract, it amounted to transfer of movable property and 'conveyance' as defined uls.2(10) and was chargeable to stamp duty under Article 23, Schedule 1- - Contract - Sale of goods Act, 1930 - s.4. Contract: Contract of sale and
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