Wednesday 5 October 2016




                                   SETTLING AS TO STAMPS 
                                                      

The procurements of The Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957 seeing Adjudication as to stamps are underneath; 

Settling as to appropriate stamps 

Segment 31(1) When any instrument, whether executed or not and whether already stamped or not is conveyed to the Deputy Commissioner, and the individual bringing it applies to have the feeling of that officer as to the obligation (if any) with which it is chargeable, and pays an expense of (one hundred rupees) the Deputy chief should decide the obligation (if any) with which, in his judgment, the instrument is chargeable. 

(2) For this reason the Deputy magistrate may require to be outfitted with a conceptual of the instrument, furthermore with such sworn statement or other confirmation as he may esteem important to demonstrate that every one of the truths and circumstances influencing the chargeability of the instrument with obligation or the measure of the obligation with which it is chargeable are completely and genuinely put forward in that, and may decline to continue upon any such application, until such unique and proof have been outfitted as needs be: 

Given that – 

a)No confirmation outfitted in compatibility of this segment might be utilized against any individual as a part of any polite continuing aside from in any enquiry as to the obligation with which the instrument to which it relates is chargeable; and 

b)Every individual by whom any such proof is outfitted, might on installment of the full obligation with which the instrument to which it relates which he may have brought about under this Act by reason of the oversight to state really in such instrument any of the truths or circumstances previously stated. 

Endorsement by Deputy Commissioner. 

Area 32(1) When an instrument conveyed to the Deputy Commissioner under segment 31, is as he would see it, one of a portrayal chargeable with obligation, and 

a) The Deputy Chief establishes that it is as of now completely stamped 

b) The obligation controlled by the Deputy Commissioner under area 31, or such a total as, with the obligation officially paid in appreciation of the instrument, is equivalent to the obligation so decided, has been paid, the Deputy Commissioner should confirm by support on such instrument that the full obligation (expressing the sum) with which it is chargeable has been paid. 

(2)When such instrument is, as he would like to think, not chargeable with obligation, the Deputy Commissioner should affirm in way previously stated that such instrument is not all that chargeable. 

(3) Subject to any requests made under Chapter VI, any instrument whereupon a support has been made under this area might be regarded to be properly stamped or not chargeable with obligation, as the case may be; and, if chargeable with obligation, should be receivable in proof or generally, and may be followed up on and enrolled as though it had been initially stamped: 

If that nothing in this segment might approve the Deputy Commissioner to support 

a)Any instrument executed or initially executed in India and conveyed to him after the termination of one month from the date of its execution, or first execution, as the case may be; 

b)Any instrument executed or initially executed out of India and conveyed to him after the termination of three months after it has been initially gotten in the State of Karnataka; or 

c)Any instrument chargeable with an obligation not surpassing fifteen paise or a home loan of harvest (Article 35 (an) of the Schedule) chargeable under provision (an) or (b) of segment 3 with an obligation of a quarter century, when conveyed to him, after the execution thereof, on paper not properly stamped. 



c)Any instrument chargeable with an obligation not surpassing fifteen paisa or a home loan of product chargeable understatement of area 3 with an obligation of a quarter century conveyed to him, after the execution thereof on paper not properly stamp.

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