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SPECIFICATION OF TAXES, DUTIES, &a

Act of Colonial Legislature or other Authority under which levied.

STAMP DUTIES,—Continued.

Voluntary disposition inter vivos.

Section 34 (general exemptions).

Copy: Sec Attested copy. Counterpart: See Duplicate.

Debenture: See Marketable security.

Declaration : Sec Affidavit.

1. Declaration or revocation of any use or trust of or concerning any property by any writing, not being n will or an instrument chargeable with ad valorem duty as a settlement.

Exemptions.

(4) Declaration of trust by the nominees of a bauker to whom property is transferred to secure au advance made by the banker.

(4) Trust receipt given to a banker.

1. Deed of any kind whatsoever not described in this schedule (including a deed of partition, a deed of assignment by a trustee to a cestui que trust, and a doed coufirmatory of a conveyance on which the full con- veyance duty has been paid);,..

17A. Dividend warrant whether expressed to he pay- able by the corporate body issuing the dividend warrant or by some other person, and whether payable within or without the Colony,

See also:-

Agreement of service with a corporate body. Deposit of title deals. See Mortgage.

1. Duplicate or counterpart of any instrument | chargeable with any duty;

Exception.

Policies of insurance, duplicates of: See Policy

of insurance (8).

Equitable mortgage: See Mortgage.

1. Exchange,

1. Exchange Contract Cancellation Note,

1. Foreclosure Order, the duty to be saleulated on the value of the property;

KORTE

1. Foreign Attachment Bond,

Further Charge: See Mortgage.

Gift: See Voluntary disposition inter vinos.

1. Godown Warranty.......................................

Guneantoo: See Agreement.

Hypothecation: See Letter of Hypothecation, Insuranon: See Policy of Insurance,

1. Lenso.

$20.

$20.

10 couts.

Where the duty on the original instrument does not exceed $2: the sume duty as the original in-

strument.

Where the duty on the original instrument ex- ceels $2: $2.

The same duty as on a conveyance on sale for a consideration equal to the value of the property of the greater value.

10 couts for every $500 or

part thereof.

Where the value of the property does not exceed $20,000: 50 cents for every $100 or part thereof. Where the value of the pro- porty exceeds $20,000: $1 for every $100 or part thereof.

$1 for every $100 or part

theroof.

20 couts,

Stamp Ordinances, No. 8

of 1921, and No. 1 of 1925.

(1) If granted in consideration of a premium or fine,

The same duty as on a nonveyance on sale, the duty to be calenlated on tho promium or fine.