Bihar Stamp Ammendment Rules 2004

Rule, 2004

A rule made under the The Indian Stamp Act, 1899.

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Made under The Indian Stamp Act, 1899.

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2 Mewr wru Prongd tese (gud we wae Pawedr & w9 A o) & Pom 3, oofEs 2) # SN “1-(@) e wfer w Sew fey & wwer @ fan wfveer 3 g | g LS g Dated the 28 February 2004 No, 1 1-1019/2000 (BTa) -In exercise of the power conferred under section 75 of the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (Act Il of 1899), the Government of Bihar makes the following rules to amend the Bihar Stamp Rules, 1954

BIHAR STAMP (AMENDMENT) RULES-2004

1. Name, exient and commencemetn --(1) This Rule shall be caticd the Bihar Stamp (Amendment) Rules, 2004 -

(2) Itshall extend 1o the whole of the State of Bihar

(3) 1 shall come into Torce from the date of nolification in the official gazette. 2 In rule 3 of the Bihar Stamp Rules, 1954 (herein-after referred to as the "said rules®), after proviso 10 Sub Rule (2), the following proviso shall be added, namely - “Provided also that the Department of Registration may subject to such conditions as it thingks proper. 10 impose, authorize any officer of the State Government for the use of Stamping or Perforating machine or franking machine/tax meter for making impressions on instruments chargeable with duties 1o indicate the payment of stamp duty and any such authorized impression on any insiry- meat shall have the same effect, as if the amount equal to the payable duty indicated by the shall be supposed 10 be duly stamped udner sub section (1) of section 10 of teh Indian Sfllflpm

3. Rule 100f the Bihar Stamp Rules, 1954 shall be substituted as follows :*10-A Affixing and impress- ing of labels by proper officer in certain cases Labels may be affixed or, and impressed or, and perforated by the proper officer on all instruments chargeable wiht the stamp duly under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899.

4. (a) In Sub-rule (1) of rule 11 of teh Bihar Stamp rules, 1954, the words and figures” Specified under rule 10" shall be deleted.

(b) In Sub-rule (2) of teh said rules, after the words "stamping or perforating machine" the words “franking machine or the tax meter” shall be added.

In Sub Rule (1) of rule 11 of teh Bihar Stamp Rules, 1954 a new rule 1 1(a) shall be inserted as 5. follows:

11(a) - Authorization for the use of frunking machine or tax meter-

(i) The frankin machine or tax meter may also be used for payment of stamp ducy by imperssion on all kinds of instruments on which stamp duty is payable under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899,

(i) The secretary to teh Government Department of Registration, may by general or special order, authorize in Form,-11, the use of franking machine/tax meter for impressions on instruments (o indicate the payment of stamp duty payable on such instruments. 5

(ifi) If the Secretary to teh Government, Department of Registration is satisficd that to the extent of the o instruments execrated and the stamp duty chargeable there on, it is necessary in the public inferest, 10 authorize any person or any office, body or institution, subject to such conditions as may be specified in the said order.

6. Appendix-1 1o the Bihar Stamp Rules, 1954 shall be substituted as follows : “Proper officers” within the meaning of Rule 9" - "Any officer of the state Government authorised by the state Government.” By the order of the Governor of Bihar.

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