Act 7 of 1950

Preamble

ASSAM ACT VII OF 1950 *THE ASSAM STAMP (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1950 [Published in the "Assam Gazette, Extraordinary", dated the 30th March 1950] An Act to amend the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, in its application to Assam Preamble .- Whereas it is expedient to increase temporarily the revenues of Assam and for that purposes to amend the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (II of 1899), hereinafter called the principal Act, in its application to Assam, in the manner hereinafter appearing ; It is hereby enacted as follows :-

Sections

Type to filter. 63 sections.

1. 1Short title, extent and commencement
2. 2Amendment of section 3
3. 3Amendment of section 4(1)
4. 4Amendment of section 6
5. 5Amendment of section 28(4)
6. 6Amendment of section 32
7. 7New Schedule IA
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44. 46PARTNERSHIP- A
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56. 58SETTLEMENT- A
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62. 64TRUST -- ode A
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