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seems convenient to collect in this Ordinance as many as possibl- sible of the amendments which have already been made by regula- tion.
Three sets of regulations have already been made
under the Ordinance.
Some of the se regulations are tempo-
rary and will not be required after the end of this present
Ordinance Others have been worked into this bill, and the in-
year.
tention is to consolidate all the remaining regulations early
next year.
Any regulations which are worked into this
Ordinance have now been repealed.
10.
9. Paragraph (b.) corrects a drafting error in reading To.12.
Paragraph (c.) abandona the system of a double scale for
conveyances, and provides for a duty of $1 per $100 in every
There is reason to believe that the existence of a
scale was taken advantage of for the purpose of evading duty,
though it was impossible in any case to prove that such evasion
was intended.
ouse.
11.
Taragraph (d.) deals with the question of the liability
for stamping exchange contract cancellation notes. "he object
is to impose the liability on the banks, wherever a bank is
concerned. If neither party to the contract is a banker,
the seller will remain liable to put on the stamps, as at present
The liability to see that the stamp duty is paid does not af-
fect the question of the liability for the duty as between the
parties to the contract: see section 72 (4) of the principal
Ordinance, as amended by this Ordinance.
12.
Paragraphs (e), (f.) and (g.)
were made on the 17th June, 1921.
13.
reproduce regulations which
Paragraph (h.) correcte a drafting error in Heading No.33
sub -heading (7).
14.
Paragraph (1.) deletes the word "market" in the sub-heading
relating to the duty on transfer of shares. The reason for
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