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STAMP ORDINANCE, 1921.
Short title.
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.
2 Collector and Assistant Collector.
3 Interpretation.
4 Regulations.
5 Liability to stamp duty, nature of stamp, and time
of stamping.
6 Non-admissibility of unstareped instruments,
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How instrumente are to be written and stamped.
Instruments chargeable under more than one
heading,
9 Facts and circumstances affecting duty to be set
forth in instruments.
10 Splitting.
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Cancellation of adhesive stamps.
12 Methods of stamping and denoting.
13 Duplicates and counterparts.
14 Adjudication of duty by Collector.
15 Appeal against assessment.
16 Stamping by special leave.
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Instruments executed out of the Colony.
18 Foreign bills and notes.
19 Bills in sets.
20 Penalty for issuing, &c., any unstamped bill or
note.
Certificates to practise.
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22 Exchange contracts.
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Gifts inter vivos,
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Proxies.
25 Refusal to give receipt.
20 Share contract notes.
27 Telegraphic transfers.
28 Calculation of ad valorem duty as regards foreign
currency.
29 Calculation of ad valorem duty where the considera-
tion consists of shares or securities.
30 Calculation of ad valorem duty where the convey-
ance is in consideration of a debt, &c., to be charged.
31 Conveyance doty in certain cases.
32 Security for future advances, how to be charged
33 Tontine mortgages.
34 General exemptions.
35 Reassignments and mortgages made for the sole
purpose of a new Crown lease.
30 Attested copies of instruments containing attesta-
tion clauses.
37 Chinese "chops".
38 Responsibility for loss of or damage to instrument- 39 Liability in the case of corporate bodies and firms. 40 Inspection.
41 Falsification.
42 Limitation of time and consent of Collector.
43 Penalties.
44 Repeals.
45 Commencement.
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