Supreme Court of India
Addl.distt.sub-registrar Siliguri v. Pawan Kumar Verma and Others
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STAMP ACT, 1899: , s.2(168) read with s.47- - 'Market value' - Registration c on orders of court - Stamp duty - Held: The scheme for valuation for the purpose of registration would show that an instrument has to be valued in terms of market value at the time of execution of document -- Market value for the ·purpose of Stamp Act is not same as suit valuation for the purpose of jurisdiction and court fees - Where registering authority has any difference of opinion as to assessment on stamp duty of instrument presented for registration on orders of court, it will only be appropriate that
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